Backups that are 21 Days old are moved to “Capacity Tier”. Nothing will go to “Archive tier” because it is not set. The January 1 backup will still be stored in "Performance Tier" since it still does not have the necessary age to be moved to "Capacity Tier" C.

C is really is correct. Not is ticked copy, but move after 21 days

The option C: Capacity tier is correct. Option copy is not tick.

At 20 days, the backup is still at capacity, only at 21 days will it be moved. Correct answer is D, The capacity tier

Lol whose writing these 'correct answers'. There's no copy to object storage flag set and it starts at 21 days for the move operation we're within that window. So cap tier only.

C - The performance tier.

Jan1. backup will be moved to capacity tier on jan 22. as it is then >21 days old. On jan 20. the backup is only present at the performance tier.

C - The performance tier. 20-1=19 days. retentions = 31 and the move backups to Capacity tier at 21 days.

C - The performance tier. 20-1=19 days. retentions = 31

D. The capacity tier. In a Scale-out Backup Repository with one local extent, the data is stored in the capacity tier. The performance tier is used for temporarily storing backup data during backup or restore operations, and the archive tier is used for long-term data retention. Since the backup job retention is 31 days, the backup file from Jan. 1 is still within the retention period and would be stored in the capacity tier of the Scale-out Backup Repository. Therefore, the data can be recovered from the capacity tier.

C is correct

C is correct

B is correct