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In the structural view of an MIS, which set correctly lists the basic functional components through which an MIS operates?
An MIS operates through input of data, processing, output of information and feedback or control. Feedback lets managers correct inputs or processing. Lists of security tools, court stages or fund-raising steps do not describe the structure of an information system.
- AInput, processing, output and feedback/controlCorrect
- BHardware, firewall, antivirus and backup only
- CPlaintiff, defendant, tribunal and appeal
- DProspectus, allotment, listing and buyback
Explanation
Like any information system, an MIS works through input of data, processing, output of information, and feedback/control to correct and improve the system. The other options mix security tools, litigation steps or capital-market steps, none of which describe system structure.
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