The Degree to Which Input Resources Are Physically Changed by the Conversion

question 95

Multiple Choice

The degree to which input resources are physically changed by the conversion is referred to as the

• A) width of the conversion process.
• B) magnitude of change.
• C) depth of a conversion.
• D) number of technologies.
• E) focus of the conversion process.

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