Search Engines Do Not Search the Entire Web Every Time

question 55

Multiple Choice

Search engines do not search the entire Web every time a user makes a search request, for all the following reasons EXCEPT

• A) the Web is too complex to be searched each time.
• B) it would take longer than the user could wait.
• C) most users are not interested in searching the entire Web.
• D) it is more efficient to use pre-stored search results.

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Definitions:

Implicit Cost

The opportunity costs of using resources that a company already owns to produce goods or services, not involving direct payment.

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Implicit Cost

Costs that represent the loss of potential income from using resources for one purpose instead of their next best alternative use.