Maintaining a Client-Server Architecture Is

question 2

Multiple Choice

Maintaining a client-server architecture is:

• A)Easy
• B)Four to Five times more expensive than server-based applications
• C)Completely manageable with in-house expertise from the onset
• D)Easy since the maturity of the application is more developed
• E)None of the above

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Definitions:

Utilities Possibilities Frontier

A graphical representation showing the maximum levels of utility that two individuals or more can achieve given a fixed set of resources.

Efficient

The state of optimizing the use of limited resources to achieve the desired outcome without waste.

Equitable

Pertains to fairness or justice in the way people are treated or how resources are distributed.

Utilities Possibilities Frontier

A graphical representation showing the maximum amount of two or more goods or services that can be produced given a set of resources, highlighting the trade-offs and opportunity costs.