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what statement best describes a raid 5?

  1. A RAID 5 array consists of at least two drives. Parity information is written across both drives to provide fault tolerance
  2. A RAID 5 array consists of at least three drives and distributes parity information across all the drives in the array
  3. A RAID 5 array consists of at least three drives and stores the parity information on a single drive
  4. A RAID 5 array consists of at least four drives. The first and last drives in the array are used to store parity information

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