Jeff starts writing a report for one of his classes. since the report is similar to a previous one he has written, he opens the previous report, makes changes, and re-saves the report, replacing the earlier version. later he discovers that he still needs the first report. which aspect of his resource (the first report) has been compromised?

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Marina Hancock

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14 January, 22:58

Jeff starts writing a report for one of his classes. since the report is similar to a previous one he has written, he opens the previous report, makes changes, and re-saves the report, replacing the earlier version. later he discovers that he still needs the first report. which aspect of his resource (the first report) has been compromised?

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Jamiya Holland · Answer 1

The aspect of his resource that has been compromised is the availability. It is because he changed his report because he has a similarity to one of the reporters, he decided to changed it, making the first report unavailable as it is changed and replaced. Because of it, availability has been compromised as he changed his first report that could still have been used.