When Structured Decisions Are Not Complex, an Appropriate Technique for Analyzing

question 63

Multiple Choice

When structured decisions are not complex, an appropriate technique for analyzing the decision process is the use of:

• A) CASE tools.
• B) structured English.
• C) decision trees.
• D) decision diagrams.

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Definitions:

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Gold

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United States Supreme Court

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