There Are Times Where What One 'Assumes' Might Be Incorrect

question 76

Multiple Choice

There are times where what one 'assumes' might be incorrect.The analyst may assume that a system needs to have bilingual language support in California,while the system is only used by a small department where only English is spoken.Likewise,an analyst may assume that financial data is coming from internal sources,but is largely coming from external bank regulators and the Federal Reserve Bank.Analyzing the assumptions underlying a process to really understand what users,customers and others want is:

• A)Duration analysis
• B)Feasibility analysis
• C)Outcome analysis
• D)Problem analysis
• E)Root cause analysis

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Definitions:

Sum of Squares

A statistical measure that quantifies the total variation within a dataset, calculated by summing the squares of differences from the mean.

Sum of Squares

The sum of the squared differences between each observation and the overall mean, used in various statistical models to measure variability.

Regression SSR

Sum of Squares due to Regression, representing the variation explained by the independent variables in a regression model.

API Gravity

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