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mash [69]
3 years ago
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Aaron is an administrative manager at EMC Insurance. His job includes updating the company website every morning to include the

latest news articles about EMC. Aaron’s decision about whether or not to update the EMC website is being made under conditions of (risk/ certainty/ uncertainty/ ambiguity), because ________________.
(A) The goal is clear, but there is no clear solution to the problem
(B)The probabilities of the decision's outcomes are known
(C)The decision is routine and follows rules
(D)The goal is not clear, and neither is the solution
Business
2 answers:
KiRa [710]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:  Aaron’s decision about whether or not to update the EMC website is being made under conditions of <u><em>certainty </em></u>because <u><em>the decision is routine and follows rules.</em></u>

The certainty being about updating the EMC website because it's his routine to do so.

<u><em>Therefore, the correct option in this case is (c)</em></u>

GuDViN [60]3 years ago
3 0

ANSWER - the answer to the fill in the blanks is certainty and the reason behind it is because of the option C) the decision is routine and follow rules.

EXPLANATION -

Aron , who is the administrative manager at the EMC, makes his decision regarding what to information is to be updated or not on the website , on the basis of certainty. Aron has to make this decision everyday and the outcome the decision taken by him will be know to everyone, so he has to be really careful about what to update and what not to, so he has made a rule for himself to follow the rule of updating information only when he is certain regarding the content.

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