Refer to the exhibit. Which routes in this network will be installed in the routing table at router E?

Installing only the OSPF route would occur only if both protocols advertised the same prefix and OSPF somehow had a lower AD than EIGRP, which it does not (OSPF AD 110 vs. EIGRP internal AD 90).

EIGRP would win over OSPF for an identical prefix due to its lower administrative distance, but the exhibit shows separate destination networks, so selecting only the EIGRP route would drop reachability to the OSPF-learned destination.

Based on the exhibit topology, the OSPF and EIGRP routes point to distinct destination networks, so there is no competition between them and both are placed in the routing table. Administrative distance (EIGRP internal AD 90, OSPF AD 110) is only consulted when two protocols advertise an identical prefix, which is not the case here.

Both protocol sessions are functional and advertising valid routes; no configuration failure or reachability issue prevents either route from being installed.