Which three resources must a hypervisor present to guest virtual machines? (Choose three.)

A hypervisor virtualizes the underlying physical hardware, presenting these virtualized resources to guest virtual machines (VMs). Essential resources include Memory, which VMs use for their operating system and applications; Processor (CPU), which provides the computational power; and Storage, where the VM's operating system, applications, and data reside. Without these three fundamental resources, a VM cannot function. Bandwidth is a network resource, not a core hardware component directly presented by the hypervisor in the same way as CPU, memory, and storage. An IP address is a network configuration, not a hardware resource. Secure access is a security feature, not a fundamental virtualized hardware component.