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Which of the following uses data with more than three dimensions?
Suggested Answer: D
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Data Cube is the correct answer. It sounds wrong because a cube has three dimensions, but in the world of data, a data cube has more than three dimensions. Taxonomy is a way of organizing two-dimensional data. An array is single-dimensional data. Hierarchy is just there to distract and does not relate to data in this context.
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Helga
4 days ago
Definitely D) Data cube!
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Marlon
9 days ago
I'm leaning towards data cubes too, but I feel like taxonomy could also involve multiple dimensions in some contexts.
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Irving
14 days ago
Hierarchies seem more like a way to organize data rather than a dimensional structure, right?
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Daren
19 days ago
I remember practicing a question about arrays, but I don't think they go beyond three dimensions.
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Ryan
24 days ago
I think data cubes might be the answer since they can represent multi-dimensional data, but I'm not entirely sure.