What happens if i have both A record and CNAME record on my domain

Let's suppose i have a domain which DNS contains 2 records:

a "A" record which contains an IP Address
a "CNAME" record which contains another domain (alias). Let's suppose this domain contains an IP to a second IP Address

My question is: Which one of the 2 IP Addresses will be answered if i ask a DNS resolution of my domain ?

Thanks

You cannot have a CNAME record and other records for the same name.
If the scenario in the question is that you would have a CNAME record and an A record side by side, that is not really a concern since it is not possible.

Where is my memory being consumed? [duplicate]

LAN cable-tester's LEDs fire at 3 and 6 (without passive side attached)

C drive shows as full, despite not being full [closed]

For redirected domains, what DNS records are required?

DTO or Domain Model Object in the View Layer?

What is "android.R.id.text1"?

HTTPS login with Spring Security redirects to HTTP

Understanding the difference between null and '\u000' in Java

Why is a "bindingRedirect" added to the app.config file after adding the Microsoft.Bcl.Async package?

Test-Driven Development - How to write a test before none of implementation code exists

Google Place API - No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'null' is therefore not allowed access [duplicate]

Angular 4 date pipe displays wrong date because of time zones - how to fix this?