How Does a DSS Typically Differ from an EIS

question 37

Multiple Choice

How does a DSS typically differ from an EIS?

• A)An EIS requires data from external sources to support unstructured decisions, where a DSS typically uses internal sources to support semistructured decisions.
• B)A DSS typically uses external sources, and EIS use internal sources to support decisions.
• C)A DSS never uses external sources.
• D)An EIS always uses internal sources to support structured decisions.

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Definitions:

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A symbolic representation of a function in terms of \(x\), where \(f\) denotes the function and \(x\) represents the variable.

Graph

A diagram representing mathematical relationships between variables, typically plotted with an x-axis and a y-axis.

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Denotes a function of x, illustrating the relationship between x and its induced value.

Graph

A visual representation of data or functions on a two-dimensional plane, where the relationship between variables can be visually interpreted.