A. Component Visibility Filter:
This allows you to control the visibility of a component based on specific criteria, such as a customer's "VIP" flag, so that high-profile customer information only appears when needed.
E. Highlight Panel:
This section displays important information prominently at the top of the record page, which can be used to highlight high-profile customer indicators.
Why other options are incorrect:
Rich Text Area:
This is primarily for displaying text content, not for visually indicating high-profile customer status.
Custom Component:
While custom components can be created, they might require more development to achieve the specific goal of highlighting high-profile customers compared to the built-in features.
Action and Recommendations:
This section is typically used for suggesting next steps or actions related to the record, not for visually identifying high-profile customers.

Correct answers:
A. Custom Component
D. Component Visibility Filter

the correct answer shall be A,C
see refer to https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/en/lwc/lwc.create_components https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.dynamic_forms_component_visibility.htm&type=5

Correct answers are A and E , here is why :

To allow Ursa Major Solar's sales representatives to be aware when they are interacting with high-profile customers, two specific features should be added to the Lightning record pages. These are the Component Visibility Filter and the Highlight Panel.The Component Visibility Filter lets you show or hide components on a Lightning page based on specific conditions. This feature could be utilized in such a way that a warning or note would pop up on the page when a sales rep is dealing with a high-profile customer, letting them know to pay special attention.The Highlight Panel is used to highlight important attributes of a record at the top of a page. For instance, it could be used to display a 'high value customer' badge on the profiles of high-profile customers, instantly alerting the sales representative to the nature of the customer they are speaking with.