Which of the following examples are suited for responsive display ads? (Select two)

Responsive Display Ads (RDAs) automatically adjust their size, appearance, and format to fit available ad spaces, reducing the overhead of manually creating and managing multiple ad variations. This makes them ideal for companies looking to streamline ad portfolio management. RDAs are also optimized by Google's machine learning to show the best combination of assets to the right user, which often leads to improved performance metrics like click-through rates and conversions. Therefore, they are well-suited for marketers who prioritize performance. The option about creating safer ads and reducing malware risk is incorrect because RDAs do not inherently offer more protection against malware than other ad formats. The option about a branding specialist wanting the most creative control is incorrect because RDAs, by their nature of being responsive and automated, offer less granular creative control compared to static image ads or custom HTML5 ads.