When Developing Dichotomous or Multiple-Choice Alternatives, the Framing of the Response

question 55

True/False

When developing dichotomous or multiple-choice alternatives, the framing of the response alternatives should be mutually exclusive.

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Definitions:

Unbounded Problem

A scenario in optimization where the solution can infinitely improve, meaning there are no constraints limiting the value of the objective function.

Objective

A goal or target that is aimed to be achieved, usually specific, measurable, and time-bound.

Without Bound

An expression indicating that there is no limit or boundary to a certain condition or value.

Time Constraint

A specific limit or period within which a task or project must be completed.