Within the context of REAL modeling, which of the following would best be described as information events: (i) preparing a cost-benefit analysis of an event-driven accounting information system, (ii) delivering merchandise to customers.

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Information events refer to activities that generate or use data within the system, without directly changing the state of the system. Preparing a cost-benefit analysis of an event-driven accounting information system falls under this category as it involves gathering, analyzing and presenting data. Delivering merchandise to customers, on the other hand, is a process that changes the state of the system by physically moving goods from one location to another and doesn't involve information events.

Within the Context of REAL Modeling, Which of the Following