36.We all face different types of decisions. Decisions can be categorized into t

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36.We all face different types of decisions. Decisions can be categorized into two categories - structured and non-structured. An example of a structured decision is one that:

A.occurs frequently and is automatically made based on a previous decision

B.occurs infrequently and is automatically made based on a previous decision

C.occurs frequently and requires additional knowledge and expertise often based on the use of data and models to solve

D.occurs infrequently and requires additional knowledge and expertise often based on the use of data and models to solve

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occurs infrequently and requires additional knowledge and expertise often based on the use of data and models to solve

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