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stevenposner

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Which maintainability factor specifies the number of unknown errors existing in the system after it is installed?
 
  A) Latent defects
  B) Number of customers
  C) Quality of system documentation
  D) Maintenance personnel

Question 2

________ is a set of style rules that tells a Web browser how to present a document.
 
  A) XSL
  B) HTML
  C) XML
  D) CSS


Sophiapenny

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

D



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