A company plans to move its on-premises workloads to AWS and needs to separate those workloads so different departments can be charged separately. Which AWS services or capabilities satisfy these requirements? (Choose two.)

Multiple AWS accounts allow for strong isolation between workloads, which is ideal for separating departmental resources and preventing unintended access or resource sharing. This also provides a clear boundary for cost allocation. Consolidated billing, when used with multiple AWS accounts under an AWS Organizations structure, aggregates the billing for all linked accounts into a single bill, while still allowing for detailed cost breakdowns per individual account. This enables departments to be charged separately based on their specific account usage. Placement groups are used to influence the placement of EC2 instances for performance, not for billing or organizational separation. Edge locations are part of the AWS global infrastructure for content delivery and low-latency services, not for account management or billing. AWS Config helps with compliance auditing and resource configuration tracking, not with separating workloads for billing purposes.