Which two statements about a stateless application are true? (Choose two.)

Since a stateless application does not store any session or client-specific data on the server, any available server instance can process any incoming request, greatly improving scalability and fault tolerance.

For a stateless application, all the necessary context and data required to process a request must be contained within the request itself, as the server retains no memory of previous interactions.

This statement describes a stateful application, where information from earlier requests must be maintained on the server to process subsequent requests correctly.

This statement describes session affinity or sticky sessions, a characteristic of stateful applications where client requests must be routed to the same server to maintain state.

While stateless servers don't maintain internal state, they can still interact with external, shared state stores (like databases or distributed caches), so the statement that 'no state information can be shared across servers' is inaccurate.