A set of random or unrelated tasks performed to achieve a definite outcome is called a process. Group of answer choices True False

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Taylor Reeves

27 April, 19:37

A set of random or unrelated tasks performed to achieve a definite outcome is called a process. Group of answer choices True False

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False.

Explanation:

The given statement asserts a false claim as it defines the term 'process' inappropriately as a 'random set of unrelated tasks to achieve a certain goal'. A process is instead defined as the planned or systematic set of actions/tasks that are required to be performed in order to attain the intended result, outcome, or goal. For example; A student requires to study through a systematic series of tasks in order to attain good marks in the exams ('defined goal the student wishes to accomplish). Thus, the given assertion states a false claim.