If one plots a technology's S-curve with performance against time rather than effort, the resulting curve a. will be more accurate. b. may obscure the true relationship if effort is not constant over time. c. will be the same as if it were plotted the other way around. d. will not be representative of a technology's rate of performance improvement or adoption. Hint: Answer on p. Page: 54

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Mallory Bentley

16 April, 03:18

If one plots a technology's S-curve with performance against time rather than effort, the resulting curve a. will be more accurate. b. may obscure the true relationship if effort is not constant over time. c. will be the same as if it were plotted the other way around. d. will not be representative of a technology's rate of performance improvement or adoption. Hint: Answer on p. Page: 54

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Serenity Adams · Answer 1

Option B is correct

Explanation:

If the effort invested is not constant of the time, the resulting S curve would distort the true relationship but when effort is constant, plotting performance against time would emanate the characteristics intended but if effort invested in tech decreases or increases over time makes the S curve to flatten out quickly or not to flatten out at all.