buys(X, “milk”) = > buys(X, “bread”) is an example of ______________. a. Single-dimensional rule b. hybrid rule c. two- dimension rule d. Multi- dimension rule In _______________ approach, starts with overall design and planning. a. bottom-up b. waterfall c. spiral d. top-down

buys(X, “milk”) = > buys(X, “bread”) is an example of . a. Single-dimensional rule b. hybrid rule c. two- dimension rule d. Multi- dimension rule In _ approach, starts with overall design and planning. a. bottom-up b. waterfall c. spiral d. top-down

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