Consider the following command being issued from a command prompt:

C:$\backslash >$ copy C:$\backslash$Windows$\backslash$System$32\backslash$format$.$com E:$\backslash$

What is the purpose of this command?

Group of answer choices

It copies a file located in a subdirectory to the drive that is assigned the drive letter E:$.$

It removes the file from its current location and moves it to the root directory of the drive that is assigned the drive letter E:$.$

It copies a file from the root directory of the drive that is assigned the drive letter C: to a drive that is assigned the drive letter E:$.$

It formats the drive that has the drive letter E:$.$