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Exam AZ900 Topics: management Difficulty: easy

A junior engineer at a logistics software firm is asked to build an estimate for a planned deployment in the Azure pricing calculator. She hesitates, worried that selecting products for the estimate will create resources on the subscription and start charges. What should her teammates tell her?

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  1. A. The pricing calculator is for information purposes only: nothing is provisioned and no services are charged for the items added to an estimate
  2. B. Products selected in the calculator are provisioned in a stopped state and begin billing only when they are started
  3. C. Each saved estimate places a one-time estimation fee on the subscription, which is refunded automatically when the estimate is deleted
  4. D. Estimates act as binding price quotes, so the subscription is charged the estimated amount on the next invoice after the estimate is first saved
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Correct answer: The pricing calculator is for information purposes only: nothing is provisioned and no services are charged for the items added to an estimate

Reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-cost-management-azure/3-compare-pricing-total-cost-of-ownership-calculators

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