Question: In the context of handover decisions in 5G networks, what does the `isOptimal` attribute (set to `TRUE`) indicate about a target cell served by a gNB?
Option 1: The cell is experiencing current resource depletion but will have sufficient resources in the future.
Option 2: The cell's future resource availability is uncertain and requires further evaluation.
Option 3: The cell is not currently resource-deprived and can be selected for handover based on its present virtual, physical, and radio resource consumption.
Option 4: The gNB serving the cell is overloaded and cannot support additional handovers.
Explanation: When `isOptimal` is set to `TRUE`, it signifies that at the present moment, the target cell (served by the gNB) has sufficient virtual, physical, and radio resources to handle a handover without being resource-deprived, relating to its current state of resource consumption.