Which of the following traffic types does a DHCP Discover request from a PC use?

A DHCP Discover message is sent as a broadcast (destination IP 255.255.255.255, destination MAC FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF) because the client does not yet have an IP address and needs to find any DHCP server available on the local network.

Anycast is a routing technique where data is routed to the nearest server from a group, which is not the mechanism for initial DHCP server discovery by a client.

Unicast traffic is sent from a single source to a single specific destination, which a client cannot do for a DHCP server it has not yet discovered or received an IP from.

Multicast traffic is sent from a single source to a group of specific destinations, which is not the protocol used for a client's initial DHCP Discover request.