The correct answer is B. Prioritized view
Explanation:
The word "priority" is used to describe events, places, people, etc. that are considered of great importance. This means a task that is considered a priority is more important than regular tasks. In this way, in management software such as Outlook that allows users to monitor and manage tasks or things to do, users can organize tasks based on importance by clicking options such as "prioritized" or "prioritized view" that will display task from the most important to the least important. Thus, the option that organizes tasks based on importance is the prioritized view. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
I believe the answer is modem
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
All the data must be the same font and font size is not necessary for data sorting.
Explanation:
The most easier and frequently used tool for data organizing and sorting is Microsoft's excel or google spreadsheet. Sorting deals with arrangement of  data values in a particular sequence or order according to defined rules. For example data can be sort in ascending or descending order as per values or names in list.
 
        
             
        
        
        
During the <u>design</u> phase of system development, you would acquire all the necessary hardware and software.
<h3>What is SDLC?</h3>
SDLC is an abbreviation for system development life cycle and it can be defined as a strategic methodology that defines the key steps, phases, or stages for the design, development and implementation of high quality systems.
In Computer technology, there are seven (7) phases involved in the development of a system and these include the following;
Also, phased implementation simply refers to an implementation methodology in which smaller portions of functionality of a system are typically implemented one at a time (one after the other).
In conclusion, we can infer and logically deduce that you would acquire all the necessary hardware and software during the <u>design</u> phase of system development.
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