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In a network environment where both static and dynamic routing protocols are implemented, a network administrator is tasked with configuring the routing for a new subnet that has been added to the existing infrastructure. The static route must point to the next-hop IP address of a router that is part of a dynamic routing protocol (OSPF) already in use. The administrator needs to ensure that the static route is preferred over the dynamic routes for this specific subnet. Given that the static route is configured with a metric of 10 and the OSPF routes have a default metric of 20, what will be the outcome of this configuration in terms of route preference and traffic flow?
The static route will be preferred over the OSPF routes for the new subnet.
The OSPF routes will be preferred due to their lower administrative distance.
The static route will be ignored because it conflicts with the dynamic routing protocol.
The traffic will be evenly distributed between the static and OSPF routes.

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