A time -dependent action Is placed In the workflow queue when the record Is created. Which two scenarios will cause the action to be removed from the queue? Choose 2 answers

If the record that triggered the time-dependent action is subsequently updated and no longer satisfies the workflow rule's criteria, the pending action is automatically removed from the workflow queue.

Administrators have the ability to manually inspect and delete pending time-dependent actions from the workflow queue, preventing them from executing as scheduled.

A validation rule prevents a record from being saved if criteria are not met, but it does not remove a time-dependent action that has already been placed in the queue for that record.

Another record triggering the same workflow rule operates independently and does not affect time-dependent actions associated with a different, specific record already in the queue.