A RAC database with only one instance? What's the point of that? Might as well use a regular single-instance database then. These options are getting a bit silly.
Hold up, isn't C true too? I thought two RAC databases could share their instances for even more redundancy and load balancing. This exam is trying to trick us!
I agree with Mitsue. B and E are the correct answers here. A RAC database is all about having multiple instances for high availability and scalability.
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