The correct answers are Carlos's account can be restored at any later time if required and Other users will still see Carlos's username after his account has been deleted.

Carlos's account can be restored at any later time if required is false because managed user deletions are not indefinitely reversible. Restores are generally limited to a defined retention window and after that window the account is permanently removed so it cannot be recovered at any later time.

Other users will still see Carlos's username after his account has been deleted is false because deleting a managed account removes the user entry from the directory and public listings. Other users will not continue to see the deleted account's username as an active directory identity.

Content created by Carlos will remain and will not be removed is not a correct choice because that statement is true in this context. Files, emails, and other organizational content are typically retained or can be reassigned rather than being automatically deleted with the user account.

All personal information in Carlos's managed account will be erased is not a correct choice because that statement is true here. Account deletion processes commonly remove or anonymize personal profile data to meet privacy and compliance requirements.

Carlos's deletion can be undone during a 30 day grace period is not a correct choice because that statement is true and therefore not one of the false statements. Many directory services implement a soft delete with a limited grace period during which the deletion can be reversed.

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