Question 1

Working and storage copies of electronic media are used for the same purpose. &#8203;

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Working copies of electronic media are used for editing or creating content, while storage copies are used for long-term preservation and backup. They serve different purposes.

Question 2

Software applications (apps)cannot be downloaded to a mobile device. &#8203;

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Apps can be downloaded to a mobile device through app stores such as the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Question 3

The miniaturized image of a document is called a macroform. &#8203;

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The miniaturized image of a document is called a microfilm or microfiche, not a macroform.

Question 4

An organization can save money on equipment when employees &#34;Bring Your Own Device&#34; (BYOD)to complete work for the organization. &#8203;

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When employees bring their own devices, the organization doesn't have to purchase or maintain as much equipment, leading to cost savings. However, it's important to establish clear policies and guidelines for BYOD to ensure security and compliance.

Question 5

The best password to use for access to a computer system is a variation of your name. &#8203;

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Using a variation of your name as a password is not a secure approach as it can easily be guessed by hackers or unauthorized users. A strong password should contain a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. It should also be unique and not easily guessable or related to personal information.

Question 6

Roll microfilm is the most expensive microform to create from source documents. &#8203;

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Microfilm, especially in roll format, is generally more cost-effective compared to other microforms like microfiche or aperture cards when converting large volumes of documents.

Question 7

Moving data from one electronic system to another is called migration. &#8203;

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This is true, as migration involves transferring data from one system to another.

Question 8

Optical media are also electronic media. &#8203;

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Optical media such as CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs are considered electronic media because they store data in digital form and require electronic equipment, such as a CD/DVD player or computer, to read the data.

Question 9

Organizations need to establish security policies and procedures when BYOD is implemented to protect confidential information. &#8203;

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BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies create additional security risks for organizations, as employees are using their personal devices for work-related purposes. Implementing security policies and procedures is crucial to protect confidential information and prevent unauthorized access, theft, or misuse of sensitive data.

Question 10

Camera-original microforms are first-generation microforms. &#8203;

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Camera-original microforms are microforms created directly from the original source material using a camera, and therefore are considered first-generation microforms. Second-generation microforms, on the other hand, are duplicates made from first-generation microforms, using another camera or duplication process.

Question 11

Technology that can reduce recorded information to a microform is called micrographics. &#8203;

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Question 12

When faxing confidential material, the material should be faxed to a fax machine dedicated for confidential material only. &#8203;

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Question 13

An electronic signature is not legally valid for signing contracts. &#8203;

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Question 14

A microfiche header cannot be read without magnification. &#8203;

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Question 15

Solid state drives (SSDs)are more reliable than hard disk drives (HDDs)because SSDs have no moving parts. &#8203;

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Question 16

An electronic record is digitized and coded information that must be read by a computer for it to be understood. &#8203;

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Question 17

Density is a measure of sharpness or fine detail of an image. &#8203;

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Question 18

Source documents are scanned to produce images. &#8203;

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Question 19

Magnification is another word for reduction. &#8203;

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Question 20

Electronic records created today may not always be compatible with new computers or software. &#8203;

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Question 21

A miniaturized image of a document is called a &#8203;&#10;A)source document.&#10;B)microimage.&#10;C)microrecord.&#10;D)microform.

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Question 22

What are the programs and features on a smartphone that would allow you to create personal records? &#8203;&#10;A)send and receive e-mails&#10;B)post appointments, using a calendar feature&#10;C)utilize online banking, including bill payments and check deposits&#10;D)All of the above

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Question 23

One way to keep information safe on electronic records is to&#10;A)make backup copies.&#10;B)make backup copies and print the records.&#10;C)make backup copies and store the copies in a different location.&#10;D)make backup copies and store the copies on the same hard drive.

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Question 24

Three stages of an image record system are&#10;A)sending, batching, and routing records.&#10;B)batching, recording, and removing records.&#10;C)preparing, processing, and using records.&#10;D)sending, receiving, and routing records.

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Question 25

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.&#10;variety of magnetically coated materials used by computers for data storage.

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Question 26

A ___________ is a mobile device. &#8203;&#10;A)smartphone&#10;B)digital printer&#10;C)fax machine&#10;D)scanner

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Question 27

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.&#10;A computer program that replicates itself into other programs that are shared among systems with the intention of causing damage.

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Question 28

______ _____ refers to how well the media and equipment work together in accessing information.&#10;A)Media stability&#10;B)Media compatibility&#10;C)Multimedia streaming&#10;D)Media device

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Question 29

Which of the following are important considerations for determining microfilm size and quality?&#10;A)resolution&#10;B)density&#10;C)reduction ratio&#10;D)magnification ratio&#10;E)All of the above

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Question 30

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .&#10;The technology by which recorded information can be quickly reduced to a microform, stored conveniently, and then easily retrieved for reference and use .

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Question 31

Because microfiche contains one unit of information, it is a/an &#8203;&#10;A)unitized microform.&#10;B)working copy microform.&#10;C)single microform.&#10;D)duplicate microform.

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Question 32

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.&#10;D ata storage resides on interconnected flash memory chips. The data is retained even when the device is not plugged into a power source.

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Question 33

Which of the following could be an appropriate security step for businesses implementing a BYOD policy for employees? &#8203;&#10;A)limit access to e-mail only&#10;B)password and timeout protection&#10;C)limit the type of apps that can be downloaded&#10;D)All of the above

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Question 34

Which of the following statements about flash drives are correct? &#8203;&#10;A)They are removable.&#10;B)They can plug into a USB port directly.&#10;C)They can be attached to a USB hub.&#10;D)All of the above

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Question 35

An example of solid state media drive would be a &#8203;&#10;A)CD-R.&#10;B)Blu-ray disk.&#10;C)flash drive.&#10;D)DVD-R.

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Question 36

Magnetic media include &#8203;&#10;A)computer faxed documents.&#10;B)aperture cards.&#10;C)microfilm.&#10;D)magnetic disks and tapes.

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Question 37

Which of the following is an advantage of using removable storage media for electronic records? &#8203;&#10;A)Removable media cannot be used in other computer systems.&#10;B)Removable media have limited storage capacities.&#10;C)Removable media cannot be stored in secure locations.&#10;D)Removable media can be used to backup conventional hard drives.

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Question 38

Storage copies of microforms must be stored in a &#8203;&#10;A)hot environment.&#10;B)controlled environment.&#10;C)cold environment.&#10;D)well-lighted area.

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Question 39

A _______ is a combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal networks and the Internet. &#8203;&#10;A)firewire&#10;B)fire spark&#10;C)wall block&#10;D)firewall

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Question 40

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.&#10;A business policy that allows employees to use their own smartphones, tablets, and laptops, to access corporate information.

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Question 41

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.&#10;A device that converts an image of a document to electronic form for processing and storage.

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Question 42

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed&#10;Data stored on electronic media that can be readily accessed or changed

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Question 43

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion&#10;A combination hardware and software buffer that many organizations place between their internal network and the Internet to protect the internal network from outside intrusion

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Question 44

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used&#10;The length of time the media will maintain its original quality so that it can continue to be used

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Question 45

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen&#10;A method of describing the relationship between the size of an image and the original record when viewed on a microfilm reader screen

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Question 46

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it&#10;The degree of optical opacity of material that determines the amount of light that will pass through it or reflect from it

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Question 47

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .&#10;A collection of data designed to support management decision making .

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Question 48

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image&#10;A measure of the sharpness or fine detail of an image

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Question 49

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information&#10;The process of converting meaningful information into a numeric code that is only understand by the intended recipient of the information

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Question 50

Match between columns&#10;                        Premises: A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system&#10;A string of characters known to the computer system and user, who must specify it to gain access to the system

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Deck 11: Electronic Media and Image Records