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In a virtualized data center environment, you are tasked with optimizing resource allocation for a set of virtual machines (VMs) using VMware\'s Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS). You have a cluster with three hosts, each with the following resource capacities: Host 1 has 32 GB of RAM and 16 vCPUs, Host 2 has 64 GB of RAM and 32 vCPUs, and Host 3 has 16 GB of RAM and 8 vCPUs. You need to allocate resources to four VMs, each requiring 8 GB of RAM and 4 vCPUs. If DRS is configured to maintain a balance of resource utilization across the hosts, how will DRS allocate the VMs to the hosts while ensuring that no host exceeds 80% of its resource capacity?
DRS will place two VMs on Host 2 and one VM each on Host 1 and Host 3.
DRS will place all VMs on Host 1 to maximize resource usage.
DRS will distribute the VMs evenly across all three hosts, placing one VM on each host and leaving one VM unallocated.
DRS will place all VMs on Host 3 due to its lower resource utilization.

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