What operating system tools can be used to collect capacity planning data? (Select TWO correct answers.)

The `fuser` command identifies processes using specific files or sockets, which is not a primary tool for collecting broad capacity planning data across the entire system.

The `lsof` command lists open files and network connections by processes, which is useful for debugging specific resource access but not a primary tool for general capacity planning.

The `ps` command provides a snapshot of current processes, including detailed information about their CPU, memory, and runtime, which is crucial for analyzing individual process resource consumption for capacity planning.

The `top` command offers a dynamic, real-time view of running processes, displaying continuously updated CPU, memory, and other resource usage statistics, making it excellent for identifying resource bottlenecks and trends over time for capacity planning.