Statement (I): In Reuse Oriented Model, Modification of the old system parts appropriate to the new requirements.
Statement (II): In Reuse Oriented Model, Integration of the modified parts are not possible into the new systems.
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Correct answer: C. Statement I is correct but Statement II is incorrect
Explanation
In the reuse-oriented (component-based) model the team first searches for existing components, then adapts or modifies them to fit the new requirements, so Statement I is correct. Statement II claims that the modified parts cannot be integrated into the new system, which contradicts the very purpose of the model — integration of reused and modified components is the final and essential step of the process. Because integration is not only possible but mandatory, Statement II is incorrect. Therefore option (iii) is right.More Discrete Structures and Optimization questions
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