Prepare to Deploy Agents AB-210 Practice Questions (Page 3)

Questions 11–15

1. 11application · medium

   A real estate company is deploying an AI sales agent that will handle property inquiry chats. The company expects a steady volume of 2,000 conversations per month. The administrator has enabled the agent in a production environment. What should the administrator do to ensure the agent has enough capacity?

   • ADisable the agent during off-peak hours to reduce capacity usage.
   • BAssume the included capacity from Dynamics 365 Sales licenses is sufficient without checking.
   • CCheck the Power Platform admin center for current request capacity and add capacity if needed.
   • DMove the agent to a sandbox environment to access additional capacity.
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2. 12application · medium

   A legal services firm is deploying an AI sales agent that will use AI Builder for language understanding. The firm wants to track the cost of the agent separately from other Power Platform usage. The firm has a pay-as-you-go Azure subscription. What should the administrator do to track the agent's cost?

   • ACreate a separate Power Platform environment for the agent and use its default cost reporting.
   • BUse the Power Platform admin center's billing report to track the agent's cost.
   • CDisable pay-as-you-go and use included capacity to avoid cost tracking.
   • DApply a cost management tag to the agent's environment and use Azure cost analysis to filter by that tag.
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4. 13application · medium

   A retail company is deploying an AI sales agent that will handle customer support chats. The company wants to use pay-as-you-go billing to avoid upfront costs. What should the administrator do to set up pay-as-you-go for the agent?

   • ACreate a new Azure subscription and assign it to the agent's service principal.
   • BPurchase a Power Apps per user plan for each customer who will chat with the agent.
   • CEnable pay-as-you-go in the Dynamics 365 Sales admin center without an Azure subscription.
   • DLink the Power Platform environment to an Azure subscription and enable pay-as-you-go in the Power Platform admin center.
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5. 14application · medium

   A company is deploying an AI-driven sales agent. The agent will be used by a small team of 10 sales reps. The company already has Sales Premium licenses for these users. The admin wants to minimize additional costs. What should the admin do?

   • AEnable the agent's pay-as-you-go billing to avoid upfront costs.
   • BUse the existing Sales Premium licenses and do not purchase anything else.
   • CPurchase additional AI Builder credits to cover the agent's AI usage.
   • DAssign Power Apps per user licenses to the sales reps to cover the agent's usage.
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6. 15expert · hard

   A company is deploying an AI-driven sales agent. The agent will be used by two business units: Sales and Marketing. The finance team wants to track the cost of the agent separately for each business unit. The company has a single Dynamics 365 environment. What should the admin do to meet this requirement?

   • ASet up two billing profiles in the Microsoft 365 admin center, one for each business unit.
   • BCreate two separate environments, one for each business unit, and deploy the agent in each.
   • CUse the Power Platform admin center's usage reports to track AI Builder credit consumption and manually allocate costs to business units.
   • DUse the agent's built-in cost reporting feature to allocate costs by business unit.
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