Which two benefits do private IPv4 addresses provide? (Choose two.)

Private IPv4 addresses are free to use within a private network and do not require registration or purchase, making them less costly than public IP addresses. They can be assigned to devices that do not need direct internet access, such as internal servers, printers, or workstations, conserving the limited pool of public IPv4 addresses. Incorrect options: Private IP addresses are not routed the same as public IP addresses; they are not routable on the public internet and require Network Address Translation (NAT) to communicate with public networks. They do not remove the need for NAT; instead, they necessitate NAT for internet connectivity. They do not eliminate duplicate IP conflicts; within a single private network, each device must still have a unique private IP address.