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No additional subnets needed. The 3 existing subnets are sufficient.
exactly , so the anwer is C 4 >>> NAT gateway takes precedence over other outbound connectivity methods, including a load balancer, instance-level public IP addresses, and Azure Firewall. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/load-balancer/load-balancer-outbound-connections
It’s 3, not 4. Why: NAT Gateway attaches to existing subnets; it does not require its own/dedicated subnet. You simply associate it to one or more subnets. Microsoft Learn It cannot be deployed in GatewaySubnet and can’t be used on subnets with Basic SKU resources (like VM1’s Basic public IP). So you’d attach it to Subnet2 only, and leave Subnet1 as-is. Result: Subnet1 + Subnet2 + GatewaySubnet = 3 subnets. Microsoft Learn Docs: NAT overview shows attach-to-subnet behavior and the Basic-SKU incompatibility, plus the restriction