Smart Cards Differ from Stored-Value Cards in That Stored-Value Cards

question 73

Multiple Choice

Smart cards differ from stored-value cards in that stored-value cards

• A)have multiple uses and smart cards have a single use.
• B)Are less sophisticated than smart cards.
• C)have an embedded computer chip that stores information and may include a digital signature.
• D)can be used in vending machines.

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Definitions:

Positive Differences

The result obtained when subtracting a smaller number from a larger number in each pair of a data set.

Negative Differences

Refers to the results obtained when subtracting a number from another number that is smaller, resulting in a negative value.

Significance Level

A threshold within statistical hypothesis testing that measures the probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis, typically denoted by alpha (α).

Location

Refers to the specific position or area where something is situated or occurs.