Mishaps are normally caused by a series of conditions within a chain-of-events that set the stage for an active failure.

A. True

B. false

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Jaxson Swanson

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17 September, 11:57

Mishaps are normally caused by a series of conditions within a chain-of-events that set the stage for an active failure.

A. True

B. false

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Juliana Ellis · Answer 1

Juliana Ellis 17 September, 12:04

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Most likely true I think

Mercer · Answer 2

True

Explanation:

Mishap is simply defined as any unfortunate incident. It is always as a result of accumulated factors over a period of time. If any of this factor is addressed before occurrence, then mishap can be forestalled.

These factor can be grouped into primary and contributing factors.

While the primary factor is the actual reason behind a mishap, secondary factor are the chain of activities that built up to the primary cause of the mishap

Mishaps are normally caused by a series of conditions within a chain-of-events that set the stage for an active failure.A. TrueB. false

Mishaps are normally caused by a series of conditions within a chain-of-events that set the stage for an active failure.

A. True

B. false