Which two benefits does using virtual PortChannel technology provide? (Choose two).

vPC presents two physical Nexus switches as one logical port-channel peer to downstream devices, so spanning tree sees a single bundle rather than redundant paths requiring a blocked port - all member links remain in a forwarding state simultaneously.

vPC enables active-active dual-homing where both uplinks forward simultaneously - active-standby is the opposite behavior and would negate the bandwidth and redundancy benefits vPC is designed to provide.

vPC is a redundancy and bandwidth aggregation technology and does not inherently reduce forwarding latency - any latency difference compared to a standard port-channel is negligible and not a primary benefit.

Because vPC operates in active-active mode with no blocked ports, traffic is hashed across all uplinks connected to both vPC peer switches, consuming the full aggregate bandwidth of all uplinks rather than only one active path.

vPC uses flow-based hash load balancing computed from source or destination MAC, IP address, or Layer 4 port fields - it does not perform VLAN-based load balancing across member links.