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The one key used in symmetric cryptosystems must be usually be delivered by
 a. private keys.
  b. RSA algorithms.
  c. trusted couriers.
  d. key-agreement algorithms.
  e. parcel post.

Question 2

According to the sourcing snapshot on learning curves, all of the following are true regarding learning for supply managers when evaluating service providers include all the following EXCEPT:
 a. Services providers exhibit great depreciation of knowledge
 b. The rate of learning accelerates with experience
 c. Professional services exhibit learning curves
 d. Service providers generate learning through various projects



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

a



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