(9) It is necessary to discuss the dependent risk because most systems are sharing the same external factors and are with the same/similar back-up system. Answer: , Explanation: (10) Most real dependent risks are of the positive correlation and ignoring the dependent risks will underestimate the reliability.
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It is not necessary to discuss the dependent risk because not all systems necessarily share the same external factors or have the same/similar backup systems. The level of dependency between systems can vary, and it is important to assess and discuss the specific Show more…
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