Which one of the following statements is true about the Copy File(s) action?

The Copy File(s) action is designed to duplicate files from one location to another while keeping the original files intact at the source. This means that when you use this action, the files are replicated in the specified destination without any impact on their original instances. As a result, the original files remain in their original location, allowing for both versions to coexist independently.

The nature of this action emphasizes its function as a copying mechanism rather than a moving or deleting one. It's crucial for scenarios where you need backups, need to share files without losing the original, or require a distribution of data without altering its original state. The other scenarios mentioned, such as moving files, deleting originals, or renaming files, do not align with the standard behavior of the Copy File(s) action in Power Automate, reinforcing the focus on simply duplicating files.