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QUESTION 3 The purpose of h i g a(n)function in a forensics tool is to re-create a suspect drive to show what happened during a crime or an incident
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  • The purpose having a Re-create function in a forensic tool is to re-create a suspect's drive  to show what happened during a crime or incident.
  • It helps to prove that the data are identical.
  • It copies the information which is hidden or not hidden of the particular suspets drive.
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