Which three parameters should be considered when calculating the bandwidth for vSphere Replication? (Choose three.)

Data change rate (the rate at which VM disk blocks are modified) directly determines how much data must be transferred per replication cycle, making it the primary driver of bandwidth consumption.

Existing traffic rates on the WAN or LAN link must be accounted for because vSphere Replication shares network capacity with other workloads, reducing available bandwidth.

Link speed sets the absolute ceiling on throughput and must be compared against the combined demand of replication traffic and existing traffic to validate that the RPO is achievable.

Application type is not a direct input to bandwidth calculation - what matters is the resulting data change rate the application produces, not the application category itself.

Hardware type (server, storage, NIC model) does not factor into the bandwidth formula for vSphere Replication planning; network throughput capacity is determined by link speed and traffic load.