Which three characteristics are associated with voice? (Choose three.)

Voice is not greedy; it uses a constant, predetermined codec bit rate rather than attempting to seize all available bandwidth.

Voice uses UDP, so TCP retransmission mechanisms do not apply; retransmitting lost voice packets would worsen latency and quality rather than improve it.

Voice uses UDP because TCP retransmissions would introduce variable and unacceptable delay; in QoS policy, UDP-based voice traffic is assigned high priority to ensure timely delivery and low jitter.

Voice is delay sensitive and must meet strict end-to-end one-way latency requirements (under 150 ms per ITU-T G.114); any queuing or transmission delay directly degrades call quality.

Voice is drop sensitive because packet loss causes audible artifacts such as clicks or silence; even small loss percentages degrade perceived quality.

Voice codecs operate at a fixed bit rate, so voice traffic is classified as benign - it uses only the bandwidth it needs and does not attempt to expand consumption the way bulk data transfers do.

Voice is strictly benign, not a mix of benign and greedy; its fixed codec rate makes bandwidth consumption entirely predictable and non-aggressive.