One Major Difference Between an Organization's Intranet and the Internet

question 93

Multiple Choice

One major difference between an organization's intranet and the Internet is

• A) the intranet may be totally unavailable to outsiders.
• B) the Internet may be totally unavailable to outsiders.
• C) an intranet user almost never can access the Internet.
• D) the Internet operates over a local area network.

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Definitions:

Investing

Dispensing money with the anticipation of making an income or profit.

Interest Rate

The percentage charged on borrowed money or paid on invested capital, reflecting the cost of borrowing or the reward for investing.

Investing

The act of allocating resources, typically money, with the expectation of generating an income or profit.

Interest Rate

The amount charged by lenders to borrowers for the use of assets, expressed as a percentage of the principal, the rate can influence inflation and economic activity.