Clara has a 10-day grace period to restore Omar's account is the correct choice.

This statement is correct because the system retains recently disabled accounts for a limited retention window so administrators can restore them without data loss. The scenario specifies a ten day restoration window which makes this option the definitive choice.

Omar is no longer a billable user is not a safe conclusion because disabling an account does not automatically remove its license or billing status. Billing and seat assignment policies vary and an account can remain billable until its license is explicitly released or the user is deleted.

Omar is a managed account is not supported by the prompt because nothing in the scenario identifies the account type. Managed versus external identity is a separate attribute and cannot be inferred from the fact that the account was disabled.

Omar can no longer access the AtlasHub marketplace cannot be assumed because marketplace entitlements and sign in behavior may be controlled separately. The prompt does not provide enough detail to state marketplace access is definitively lost.

Clara is an organization administrator is not necessarily true because the ability to disable users can be granted to roles with varying scopes. The scenario does not prove she holds full organization administrator privileges.

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