Gathering performance statistics each time a new software application is installed, on slow, average, and peak periods during its use, and tracking how many users are on that software is an example of acquiring a _____.
A) baseline
B) framework
C) foundation
D) utilization level

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Acquiring a baseline involves gathering performance statistics on a system or application in order to establish a reference point for future performance evaluations. This includes collecting data on slow, average, and peak periods of usage, as well as tracking the number of users on the system. A framework and foundation refer to organizational structures or systems, while utilization level does not accurately describe the process of gathering performance statistics.

Gathering Performance Statistics Each Time a New Software Application Is