Refer to the exhibit. What are two results of the NTP configuration? (Choose two.)

When configured with an `ntp server` command, the device synchronizes its clock with the specified server, thus using other systems as an authoritative time source.

If the NTP configuration includes commands like `ntp broadcast` or `ntp multicast`, the device distributes its synchronized time to other network devices using either broadcast or multicast NTP packets.

While broadcast distribution might be enabled, option B is more comprehensive by also including multicast, making it the better choice if both methods of distribution are possible from the configuration.

The `ntp peer` command forms a peer association, allowing two systems to both synchronize with and provide time to each other; an `ntp server` command creates a client association, not a peer.

Using the hardware clock as an authoritative time source is typically done when external NTP servers are unavailable and the device acts as an NTP master, which contradicts using other systems as an authoritative source.