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This solution meets the goal. A modern SharePoint team site, such as "Sales," is backed by a Microsoft 365 Group. By creating a new team from this existing group, you are "team-enabling" it. This process directly connects the new team to the group's existing resources, including the "Sales" SharePoint site. Consequently, the "Sales" site content becomes available in Teams, and crucially, the "Sales" site's document library becomes the default file storage location. Any new channel created in this team will automatically have a corresponding folder created within the "Sales" SharePoint site, fulfilling both requirements.

B. The solution correctly establishes the necessary connection between the new team and the existing SharePoint site, thereby meeting all stated goals.

1. Microsoft. (2024). Create a team from an existing group. Microsoft Support. Retrieved from https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/create-a-team-from-an-existing-group-24ec428e-40d7-4a1a-ab87-29be7d145865. This guide details the process of connecting a team to an existing Microsoft 365 Group and its associated resources.

2. Microsoft. (2024). Overview of Teams and SharePoint integration. Microsoft Learn. Retrieved from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/teams-sharepoint-integration. See the section "Connecting existing SharePoint sites to new teams

" which confirms this method links a team's file experience to an existing site.