Which two can be a part of a pool's definition. (Choose two.)

Rules (iRules) are typically associated with virtual servers, not directly with pools, to inspect and manipulate traffic flow at a higher level.

Profiles are associated with virtual servers to define the behavior of specific protocols or services, such as TCP, HTTP, or SSL.

Monitors are assigned to pools and pool members to continuously check their health and availability, ensuring traffic is only sent to healthy backend servers.

Persistence types are typically configured on a virtual server or within an iRule, ensuring a client's subsequent connections go to the same pool member, rather than directly in the pool's definition.

The load balancing mode determines the algorithm a pool uses to distribute incoming client connections across its available pool members, such as Round Robin or Least Connections.