What happens when you press Enter at the end of a paragraph that has been indented?

When you press Enter at the end of an indented paragraph, the indent carries over to the next paragraph. This behavior is consistent with how word processing applications like Microsoft Word are designed to maintain formatting for coherence. By carrying over the indent, the document's structure remains intact, allowing for a seamless transition between paragraphs that belong to the same section or thought. This helps in maintaining a professional and organized appearance in the document.

The other options do not accurately describe the typical behavior of text formatting in word processors: removing the indent completely disrupts the visual flow intended by the previous formatting, applying indentations only to the first line isn't standard for subsequent paragraphs, and formatting an indented paragraph into a bullet point would require specific action rather than being an automatic function of pressing Enter.