Refer to the exhibit. The lab group consists of four Cisco IOS XE routers named pod-11,pod-12, and pod-22. What is the result of running the Ansible playbook to reset the lab?

Removing only IPv4 and IPv6 addresses from Loopback1 is less comprehensive than removing the entire interface, and the correct answer indicates the interface itself is removed.

This suggests removing Loopback2 from all routers, which contradicts the precise targeting of Loopback1 on a specific subset of routers implied by the correct answer.

Based on the typical structure of an Ansible playbook designed to 'reset' a lab, this option implies that the playbook's tasks and host targeting are configured to remove the Loopback1 interface exclusively from the pod-11 and pod-12 routers, leaving other routers or interfaces untouched. The Ansible inventory or 'hosts' directive likely restricts the playbook's execution to this specific subset, and the task module targets Loopback1 for removal.

This option refers to pod-21 and Loopback2, which differs from the Loopback1 and pod-11, pod-12 focus of the correct answer and the likely playbook's intent.