See the Exhibit. Which statements are true regarding the USERS tablespace? (Choose all that apply.)

Locally managed tablespaces record free and allocated extents using a bitmap stored in the tablespace's own data file headers, eliminating contention on dictionary tables.

Because the bitmap resides within the tablespace data files themselves, free extent information is self-managed inside the tablespace rather than in any central repository.

Free extent tracking in a locally managed tablespace resides within the tablespace's own data file headers, not in SYSAUX, which stores auxiliary schema objects such as AWR data and optimizer statistics.

Updating data dictionary tables on extent allocation and deallocation is characteristic of dictionary-managed tablespaces; locally managed tablespaces bypass the data dictionary for this purpose entirely.