Which of the following backup types will reset the archive bit? (Select TWO).

A Full backup copies all selected files regardless of the archive bit and then clears (resets) the archive bit on each file to indicate it has been backed up.

Compressed is a storage format option, not a distinct backup type that defines archive bit behavior.

A Copy backup duplicates all files like a Full backup but deliberately does not reset the archive bit, leaving the backup chain intact.

A Differential backup copies all files changed since the last Full backup but does not reset the archive bit, so each successive differential grows larger.

An Incremental backup copies only files whose archive bit is set (changed since the last backup) and then clears the archive bit, allowing the next incremental to capture only newer changes.