Which three resources must the hypervisor make available to the virtual machines? (Choose three)

Memory (RAM) is a primary resource that a hypervisor allocates to virtual machines for their execution and data storage.

Bandwidth is a network resource primarily managed by network interfaces and network configurations, not a core physical computing resource directly allocated by the hypervisor itself.

An IP address is a logical network configuration assigned within the guest operating system or by network services, not a fundamental physical resource the hypervisor provides.

Processor (CPU) cycles and cores are fundamental computing resources that a hypervisor manages and makes available to virtual machines.

Storage (disk space) is a crucial resource that a hypervisor provides to virtual machines for their operating systems, applications, and data.

Secure access refers to security mechanisms and policies, which are not fundamental physical resources that a hypervisor allocates to a VM.