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How does an empirical process differ from a defined process?

AAn empirical process bases decisions on observation and experience, while a defined process relies on known, repeatable steps
BAn empirical process forbids any planning, while a defined process requires detailed plans
CAn empirical process is only used in software, while a defined process is only used in hardware
DAn empirical process eliminates the need for measurement, while a defined process requires measurement

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