DATA ANALYTICS FOR ACCOUNTING W/CONNECT
DATA ANALYTICS FOR ACCOUNTING W/CONNECT
1st Edition
ISBN: 9781260574449
Author: RICHARDSON
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 1, Problem 1MCQ
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Identify the appropriate answer for the given statement from the given choices.

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Answer to Problem 1MCQ

Option b.

Explanation of Solution

Big data: The data analytics is also known as big data when the data has a large size. It is described with the help of three Vs which are volume, velocity and variety.

a.

This is not the correct choice as the big data is described by three Vs which are volume, velocity and variety and not volume, velocity, and variability.

b.

This option is correct because volume refers to the large size of data, velocity refers to the speed of processing data and variety refers to the different types of data.

c.

This option is incorrect as the big data is described by three Vs which are volume, velocity and variety and not volume, volatility, and variability.

d.

This is incorrect option because the big data is described by three Vs which are volume, velocity and variety and not variability, velocity and variety.

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