Glass tables can display static images and text, the results of ad-hoc searches, and which of the following objects?

The correct answer is that glass tables can display dynamic charts. Dynamic charts are visual representations of data that can change in real-time based on queries or input from users. This makes them particularly useful for monitoring live data trends and patterns in Splunk. Unlike static data, dynamic charts can update automatically as new data comes in or as search parameters change, providing a more interactive and insightful experience for users analyzing data.

Summarized data is typically used for reducing the volume of data while retaining essential information for reports or queries but does not inherently represent dynamic visualizations. The other options, such as live event feeds and historical reports, serve different functions in data analysis but do not focus specifically on the dynamic visual aspect that charts provide. Dynamic charts effectively enhance the user experience by giving immediate insights into ongoing data trends, allowing for quicker decision-making and analysis.