Which VI snippet sets up a retriggerable task?

The correct answer for setting up a retriggerable task is configured through the timing setup specific to retriggerable operations. A retriggerable task allows the system to respond to new trigger events even while it is already running, effectively enabling the system to execute multiple instances of the task in quick succession without losing events.

While other options may relate to triggering and timing, they do not specifically indicate the capability to start or retrigger tasks upon receiving a new trigger during the execution of existing tasks. The timing configuration is essential in specifying how the task behaves in response to triggers, and in this case, it ensures that the task can be retriggered efficiently. By focusing on the timing aspect, it enables the efficient management of data acquisition or signal generation applications where such capabilities are necessary.