When running a combination of full and incremental backups, which of the following represents the required tapes in order to completely restore a system?

Full and incremental backups together do provide a complete restore capability - they are among the most common enterprise backup strategies.

Restoring only the latest full backup recovers data only to the point of that full backup, losing all changes captured in subsequent incremental backups.

Restoring only the latest incremental backup would only contain the most recent changes and would lack the base data from the full backup, resulting in an incomplete restore.

Incremental backups only capture data changed since the most recent backup (full or incremental), so each incremental tape holds a unique, non-overlapping portion of changed data. To fully restore a system, you must first restore the full backup to establish the baseline, then sequentially apply each incremental backup in order to bring the data up to the most recent state.