You are building multiple APIs hosted in Azure API Management and must examine how APIM processes requests, including calls made from REST clients. The inspection must show: the requests APIM forwarded to the backend and the responses received, the policies applied to responses before returning to the caller, any errors and the policies applied to them, and the original caller requests and the policies applied to those requests. What three steps should you perform? (Choose three.)

To trace API Management requests, you must first enable tracing for the specific subscription in the Azure portal. This setting allows the tracing functionality to be activated. Next, when making the API request, you need to include the Ocp-Apim-Trace header and set its value to true. This header explicitly tells API Management to generate a trace for that particular request. Finally, you must also include the Ocp-Apim-Subscription-Key header with a valid subscription key that has permission to access the API. This key authenticates your request. The other options involving custom policies are incorrect because tracing is a built-in feature configured via settings and headers, not through custom policy logic.