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The quality of lacking a pattern or organization so that result are unpredictable is also known as?

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<h2>Answer:</h2>

The quality of lacking a pattern or organization so that result are unpredictable is also known as<u> Randomness.</u>

<h2>Explanation:</h2>

In the daily routine work, randomness can be defined as the apparent lack of pattern. Randomness occurs when there is no predictability in events. Thus a random pattern of events, steps or symbols often has no sequence and order so they lead eventually towards Randomness. Similarly when elements will not follow an intelligible pattern or a proper combination they will result in Randomness.

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