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V4/3 Chordal Seventh Resolution
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In what specific way does the voice leading of a chordal seventh in a $$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$ chord differ from the typical resolution of chordal sevenths in a I-$$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$-I6 progression?

A

The chordal seventh in $$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$ remains stationary, becoming the fifth of the tonic chord

B

The chordal seventh in $$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$ resolves downward by leap to the root of the tonic chord

C

The chordal seventh in $$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$ is doubled and resolves in contrary motion

D

The chordal seventh in $$\text{V}^{4}_{3}$$ resolves upward to the third of the tonic chord

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