Which four of these statements regarding object size and WebAccelerator performance are true? (Choose four.)

Video files are typically very large and often dynamically generated or streamed, which consumes significant cache capacity and yields poor cache hit ratios, making them poor caching candidates.

Large objects require more time to transfer completely, meaning the system can service fewer requests per second because each request holds a connection longer.

Large objects transfer more bytes per request, so even though request rate is lower, total bytes per second (throughput) is higher when large objects are being served.

Small objects result in higher requests per second, not higher throughput - throughput (bytes/second) is actually higher when large objects are being transferred because each transaction moves more data.

Small objects like images are static, frequently requested, and small enough to store many copies in cache, making them ideal candidates for cache hits and improved performance.

Small objects complete quickly, freeing connections rapidly and allowing the server to handle a higher number of requests per second compared to large object transfers.