Out of all the 3 DML statements, delete requires more space  in the undo.dbf
Without undo, we can not perform the DML operations.
In case of Insert, oracle keeps the rowid in the undo  segments.
In case of Update, oracle keeps the past image in the undo  segments.
In case of Delete, oracle keeps the entire row data in the  undo segments.
Every row in a block has rowid, which is 18 digit  hexadecimal format in nature.
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