A system administrator would like to add a new LPAR to an existing Power 770 system that
currently hosts 4 other LPARs. The system has a total of 52 GB of RAM installed and is
licensed for Active Memory Expansion (AME). The current LPARs each have 12 GB of RAM
allocated to them, and are tolerant of varied response times. The new LPAR requires 8 GB
of RAM, and requires consistent response time. There is no money available to purchase
additional RAM. Which of the following options will support adding the new LPAR to the
system with minimal impact to the existing partitions?

A.
For each of the pre-existing LPARs, configure AME. For the new LPAR, do not activate
AME, and assign 8 GB of RAM.

B.
For each of the pre-existing LPARs, do not activate AME. For the new LPAR, configure
AME, and assign 4 GB of RAM.

C.
For each of the pre-existing LPARs, activate and employ AME. For the new LPAR,
configure AME, and assign 4 GB of RAM.

D.
For each of the pre-existing LPARs, configure AME, and reduce the physical RAM
allocated. For the new LPAR, do not activate AME, and assign 8 GB of RAM.