A city operations team is sizing a new Azure virtual machine for a records-scanning app and must list the core dependent resources a typical VM also needs. Which set best matches those requirements?
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Short Explanation
A VM is not just a CPU box — it needs a disk to hold the OS, a NIC plugged into a VNet, and usually an IP so traffic can find it. Think of a workstation: drive, network cable, and address all matter. Skip the governance-only answers here.
Full Explanation
An Azure virtual machine typically depends on compute capacity plus attached storage (disks), networking components such as a network interface and a virtual network, and addressing (public or private IP as needed). AZ-900 expects candidates to identify those core dependent resources at a describe level, not to configure them in depth.