You must set up Route 53 records so that example.com and www.example.com resolve to an Application Load Balancer. Which pair of actions should you take to accomplish this? (Choose two.)

To resolve example.com to an Application Load Balancer (ALB), you must use an alias record. An A record for a root domain (example.com) cannot point directly to an ALB's IP address because ALBs are dynamic and their IP addresses can change. Alias records allow you to map your domain to AWS resources like ALBs, providing a stable target via their DNS name. Therefore, creating an alias record for example.com that targets the ALB's DNS name is correct. For www.example.com, you can create another alias record that points to the example.com record. This simplifies management, as both subdomains effectively resolve to the same underlying resource without needing to update multiple records if the ALB changes. Creating A records pointing to an ALB's IP is incorrect due to the dynamic nature of ALB IPs. Creating a CNAME for the root domain (example.com) is generally not recommended as it conflicts with other records for the root domain.