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A company is implementing a new feature that requires updating a large number of records in Salesforce. The development team is considering using a trigger to handle the updates. However, they are concerned about governor limits and performance issues. They also have the option to use Batch Apex for this operation. Given the scenario, which approach would be the most efficient for processing 10,000 records, and what considerations should the team keep in mind regarding the use of triggers versus Batch Apex?

Use Batch Apex to process the records in manageable chunks, ensuring compliance with governor limits and optimizing performance.

Use a trigger to process all records at once, as it simplifies the code and reduces the need for additional classes.

Implement a trigger that calls a Batch Apex job, but only for a subset of records to avoid hitting limits.

Use a trigger to process records synchronously, as it provides immediate feedback to users.

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