The Difference Between Basic Research and Applied Research Is That

question 7

Multiple Choice

The difference between basic research and applied research is that basic research is conducted to:

• A) determine the most appropriate basic price for new products
• B) determine the most efficient basic distribution channels for products
• C) to expand our knowledge, rather than solve a specific problem
• D) to determine the most basic desired features in new products
• E) to understand the basic desires and motives of consumers

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Definitions:

Status Indicators

Visual or auditory signals (such as LEDs or beeps) on devices or equipment that show their current operating condition, such as on/off, error, or operational status.

Output Module

A component in PLC systems that provides physical output based on the program logic, like activating motors or lights.

Optical Isolator

A device that uses light to transfer an electrical signal between elements of a system while keeping them electrically isolated.

Electrical Noise Interference

Unwanted disturbances superimposed on a useful signal that degrade the quality of signal transmission or processing.