Select all statements that correctly describe distribution transparency as it applies to distributed databases:

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If the end$-$user does not need to specify fragment names or fragment locations, this is known as heterogeneity transparency

If the end$-$user or programmer must specify the fragment names, but not the fragment locations, the distributed database exhibits local mapping transparency

If the end$-$user or programmer must specify the fragment names and their location, the distributed database exhibits local mapping transparency

Distribution transparency is not a consideration for distributed database design

The highest level of distribution transparency available is location transparency