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Expand Up @@ -169,9 +169,8 @@ cause a rollback — no size change will take effect in that case.
The `REPLICATION FACTOR` option determines the number of replicas provisioned
for the cluster. Each replica of the cluster provisions a new pool of compute
resources to perform exactly the same computations on exactly the same data.
Each replica incurs cost, calculated as `cluster
[size](#resizing) * replication factor` per second. See [Usage &
billing](/administration/billing/) for more details.
Each replica incurs cost, calculated as `cluster size * replication factor` per
second. See [Usage & billing](/administration/billing/) for more details.

#### Replication factor and fault tolerance

Expand All @@ -182,9 +181,9 @@ available, the cluster can continue to maintain dataflows and serve queries.

{{< note >}}

- Each replica incurs cost, calculated as `cluster [size](#resizing)
* replication factor` per second. See [Usage & billing](/administration/billing/)
for more details.
- Each replica incurs cost, calculated as `cluster size *
replication factor` per second. See [Usage &
billing](/administration/billing/) for more details.

- Increasing the replication factor does **not** increase the cluster's work
capacity. Replicas are exact copies of one another: each replica must do
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