The Difference Between AON and AOA Networks Is That

question 52

Multiple Choice

The difference between AON and AOA networks is that:

• A) AOA networks sometimes require dummy activities.
• B) nodes consume no resources or time in AOA networks.
• C) both are acceptable in practice; however, Microsoft Project uses AON.
• D) nodes designate activities in AON, while arrows designate activities in AOA.
• E) All of the these are true.

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Definitions:

Medium of Exchange

A mediating tool or mechanism that enables the buying, selling, or exchanging of products among individuals or groups.

Standard of Deferred Payment

A function of money that allows for goods and services to be paid for at a future date.

M1

Refers to a category of the money supply that includes all physical money, such as coins and currency, as well as demand deposits, checking accounts, and negotiable order of withdrawal (NOW) accounts.

Passbook Savings Account

A type of savings account where transactions are recorded in a physical booklet, allowing depositors to track account activity manually.