Recursion $[$MC$0001]$

Which of the following is a reason that one might prefer a tail$-$recursive function over a function that is not tail$-$recursive?

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a tail$-$recursive function cannot cause an infinite loop

a $($safely written$)$ tail$-$recursive function will not produce a stack overflow

a tail$-$recursive function always requires fewer arguments than an equivalent non$-$tail$-$recursive function

there are some functions that can only be implemented using tail recursion

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