Refer to the Exhibit. A Storage Policy for a Virtual SAN is set to the default policy, as shown in the Exhibit. Which change would reduce the storage consumption by one third?

FTT=2 causes vSAN to maintain three full replicas of every object, consuming three times the raw capacity; reducing FTT to 1 requires only two replicas, reducing total consumption from 3 units to 2 units - a one-third reduction exactly as requested.

Increasing disk stripes per object to 2 affects read performance and I/O distribution across disks but does not reduce the number of data copies, leaving overall storage consumption unchanged.

Setting FTT=3 would require four full replicas of every object, which dramatically increases storage consumption rather than reducing it by one-third.

Setting disk stripes per object to 1 affects striping behavior and may already match the current default; it does not alter the replica count or produce a one-third reduction in storage usage.