Concept explainers
A)
Mention the following for an ad-serving company that maintains a log of cookie data for ads:
Click Rate:
The click rate of an ad is the number of times the ad has been clicked by users.
B)
Mention the following for an ad-serving company that maintains a log of cookie data for ads:
Click Rate:
The click rate of an ad is the number of times the ad has been clicked by users.
C)
Mention the following for an ad-serving company that maintains a log of cookie data for ads:
Click Rate:
The click rate of an ad is the number of times the ad has been clicked by users.
D)
Mention the following for an ad-serving company that maintains a log of cookie data for ads:
Click Rate:
The click rate of an ad is the number of times the ad has been clicked by users.
E)
Mention the following for an ad-serving company that maintains a log of cookie data for ads:
Click Rate:
The click rate of an ad is the number of times the ad has been clicked by users.
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