Which statements are true regarding the use of a PAC file to configure the web proxy settings in an Internet browser? (Choose two.)

PAC files are designed to support complex logic, including the ability to specify multiple proxy servers for redundancy or load balancing, not just a single proxy.

While some browsers might offer an option to specify a local PAC file, the common and intended method for PAC file deployment is for the browser to fetch it from a web server via a URL, rather than a manual import process.

Internet browsers are configured to retrieve a PAC file from a specified URL, allowing them to automatically download and apply the proxy configuration rules provided in the script.

A PAC file contains a JavaScript function that can evaluate destination IP addresses or hostnames, allowing it to define which traffic should bypass the proxy and connect directly to certain destination subnets.