Questions: QUESTION 17 Information is knowledge derived from recorded facts or figures. True False

QUESTION 17 Information is knowledge derived from recorded facts or figures. True False
Transcript text: QUESTION 17 Information is knowledge derived from recorded facts or figures. True False
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The answer is True: Information is knowledge derived from recorded facts or figures.

Explanation:

  • Information is often defined as data that has been processed, organized, or structured in a way that makes it meaningful or useful. When raw data (facts or figures) is recorded and then interpreted or analyzed, it becomes information.
  • For example, a list of temperatures recorded over a week is raw data. When this data is analyzed to determine the average temperature for the week, it becomes information.
  • This transformation from data to information is a fundamental concept in fields such as information science, data management, and knowledge management.
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