An Azure administrator will run a PowerShell script that creates Azure resources. Which three computer configurations can run the script? Each correct answer is a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

PowerShell scripts can be executed in various environments. A computer running Windows 11 with Azure CLI tools installed can run PowerShell scripts, as Azure CLI supports PowerShell integration and execution. Similarly, a computer running Windows 10 with the Azure PowerShell module installed is a direct and common method for running PowerShell scripts to manage Azure resources. Azure Cloud Shell, accessible from any web browser (including on a Chrome OS device), provides a browser-based shell experience that includes both PowerShell and Bash environments with pre-installed Azure tools, making it a viable option. A computer running Linux with Azure CLI tools installed would typically use Bash or another Linux shell, not PowerShell, unless PowerShell Core is also installed. A computer running macOS with only PowerShell Core 6.0 installed would allow PowerShell script execution, but without the Azure PowerShell module or Azure CLI, it couldn't directly manage Azure resources as effectively for the purpose of this question.