The total number of messages handled by a computerized telephone system on a daily basis is an example of:
A. Frequency
B. Updating
C. Volume
D. All of the above
E. None of the above
Answer: Option C
Solution (By Examveda Team)
In computer systems, especially in data processing and telecommunications, the term "volume" refers to the quantity of data or messages being handled or processed.The total number of messages handled by a computerized telephone system on a daily basis represents the amount of data or workload the system processes.
This is best described as "volume" because it indicates the size or magnitude of data rather than how often (frequency) or whether it's being changed (updating).
Frequency refers to how often something happens, not how much.
Updating refers to changing or modifying existing data.
Hence, only Option C correctly describes the situation.
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A. Frequency – Refers to how often something happens, not the total number.
B. Updating – Refers to changing or refreshing data, not related here.
C. Volume – Refers to the quantity or total number of something, which is correct here.
D. All of the above – Incorrect because only one option fits best.
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Correct Answer: C. Volume