When Several Independent or Unrelated Pieces of Information Taken from a Large

question 64

Multiple Choice

When several independent or unrelated pieces of information taken from a large data set point to the same conclusion, a manager should be concerned with:

• A) reliability and confidence
• B) accuracy and cost
• C) speed and accuracy
• D) seizing and freezing
• E) convergence and redundancy

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Definitions:

Implied Warranty of Title

A legal assumption that a seller has the right to sell a property and that the buyer will not face legal disputes over the title.

Warranty Disclaimers

Statements that limit or exclude the seller's liability for certain defects or failures in products or services.

Stolen Goods

Items that have been taken without permission or legal right, typically with the intent to keep or sell them.

Implied Warranty of Fitness

A legal assumption that a sold good or service is suitable for a particular purpose, as might reasonably be inferred by the buyer from the nature of the product or service.