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When you're faced with a power problem with only two additional servers, “Separate the circuits and that's the solution!” How foolish to think that. The problem statement does not say that only one power circuit exists. But by process of elimination, what remains is “A. Separate circuits.”
Answer "A" is the only option. Answer B could still run both servers run off the same load. Answer C is basically just adding more outlets, they too can still pull from the same source. Redundant power supplies (Answer D) should be used, but they too can pull from the same source. You need separate circuits. The redundant power supply, outlets or UPS (answers BC&D) can run from the other circuit.
I think A is correct on this one. The other options are not appropriate as a first step.