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Question:
RAID 6, disk striping with dual parity, uses a minimum of four disks with distributed parity bits. RAID 6 can handle up to two disks failing. RAID 3 is byte-level striping with dedicated parity and cannot tolerate more than a single drive failing. RAID 0 is disk striping, which cannot handle disk failure, and RAID 5, disk striping with distributed parity, can handle only one disk failing.
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