An administrator wants to reorganize some of the logical volumes in the datavg volume group. What TWO things must the administrator verify before starting the reorganization? (Select 2)

Only a single free physical partition is required as a working buffer; `reorgvg` does not require contiguous free space equal to the size of the largest logical volume being moved.

The `reorgvg` command reorganizes physical partition placement by moving data between physical volumes, which requires at least one free physical partition to serve as a temporary landing area during the relocation process.

Paging space logical volumes are not a blocking concern for `reorgvg` initiation; the requirement that applies to paging is that raw logical volumes being reorganized must be closed, which is covered separately.

Each logical volume has a relocatable attribute that can be set to yes or no; if a logical volume's relocatable flag is set to no, `reorgvg` will skip it, so the administrator must confirm it is set to yes for the intended LVs before starting reorganization.

Quorum settings affect whether a volume group stays online when disks fail and have no bearing on the prerequisites for running a reorganization.

The VGDA size is a concern when adding new logical volumes or physical volumes to a group, not a prerequisite for reorganizing existing logical volumes.

Closing raw logical volumes before reorganization is a best practice to avoid data corruption, but the two mandatory prerequisites identified by IBM for `reorgvg` are free physical partitions and relocatable logical volumes.