70 Risk Event Status is defined as _____ .A. Risk Probability x Amount At Stake.B. the severity of the consequences.C. how likely the event is to occur with risk.D. (Cost + Benefit + Business Risk) / Insurable Risk.E. B and C
70 Risk Event Status is defined as _____ .
A. Risk Probability x Amount At Stake.
B. the severity of the consequences.
C. how likely the event is to occur with risk.
D. (Cost + Benefit + Business Risk) / Insurable Risk.
E. B and C
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