A Cross-Functional Team Is Different from a Task Force in That

question 98

Multiple Choice

A cross-functional team is different from a task force in that:

• A) a task force works with continuing rather than temporary problems.
• B) a task force is a permanent team.
• C) a cross-functional team might exist for several years.
• D) a task force is made up of members from only one department rather than several departments.
• E) none of these.

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Definitions:

Expected Value

The weighted average of all possible values of a random variable, taking into account their probabilities.

Bounded Distribution

A statistical distribution with both a minimum and maximum value, limiting the range of possible outcomes.

Uniform Continuous Probability Distribution

A type of distribution where all outcomes in a certain interval are equally likely.

Equally Likely

A term used in probability to denote outcomes that have the same chance of occurring.