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Explanation: If you are backing up just one partition and not the entire system, you are backing up only 'part' of
the system. This is therefore a partial backup.
Incorrect Answers
A: A differential backup backs up all files that have been changed or created since the last full or incremental
backup. A differential backup does not describe what portion of a system was backed up.
B: A full backup backs up all the specified files. A full backup does not describe what portion of a system was
backed up.
D: A copy backup backs up all the specified files. The difference between a full backup and a copy backup is
that a full backup marks the files as having been backed up, whereas a copy backup doesn't. A copy backup
does not describe what portion of a system was backed up.