Chapter 2 Operations With Rational Numbers
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The document outlines an assignment for students to create a digital product demonstrating how to perform operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) with fractions. Students are asked to use technology to outline steps and provide examples for each operation, as well as create one real-world math problem for each operation. Students must also complete practice questions from their textbook. They are given one week and can work individually or with a partner.
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Use and Behavior
Impact
Specifications
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1. The main parts of the FRAME for analysis of IS are:
Purpose, Boundary, Environment
Management, Organization, Technology
Initiation, Development, Implementation
Market, Design, Sale
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Time shifting refers to business operating 24/7 rather than 9am-5pm.
True
False
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1. In private business, how much of business expenditures has been spent on IT?
about 90%
about 20-30%
about 34-50%
about 15-20%
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1. ESS stands for ____.
Event-Based Systems Support
Environmental Support Systems
External System Selections
Executive Support Systems
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1. The 6 Business Objectives do NOT include:
Operational Excellence
Decision Making
Information Display
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