Which of the following is a partial backup that backs up files with the archive attribute and then removes the archive attribute on those files?
A) differential
B) sequential
C) incremental
D) binary

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An incremental backup backs up only the files that have changed since the last backup, as indicated by the archive attribute. This attribute is then reset so that only the changes since the last incremental backup will be backed up during the next incremental backup. This strategy is useful for backing up large volumes of data when storage capacity is limited. Differential backups (A) back up all files that have changed since the last full backup, while sequential (B) refers to the order in which backups are performed. Binary (D) refers to the format in which data is stored or transmitted.

Which of the Following Is a Partial Backup That Backs