In quantitative risk analysis, what term is used to represent the degree of destruction that would occur if an event took place?

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In quantitative risk analysis, what term is used to represent the degree of destruction that would occur if an event took place?

  • exposure factor
  • single loss expectancy
  • annualized rate of occurrence
  • annualized loss expectancy

Explanation: Of the formulas used in quantitative risk analysis, exposure factor is used to estimate the degree of destruction that could occur from an event such as flooding or data entry error.

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