Which of the following does NOT measure the propensity of an operation or part of an operation to fail?
A) Availability
B) Reliability
C) Failure rate

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Availability and reliability are both measures of how often a system or component can function without failure. Failure rate, on the other hand, is a measure of how frequently failures occur over a given period of time, and thus directly measures the propensity of an operation or part of an operation to fail.

Which of the Following Does NOT Measure the Propensity of an Operation