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The GIS consists of _____ subsystems.

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One

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Two

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Three

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Four

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Solution

The correct option is C Three
GIS stands for Geographical Information System. GIS consists of three subsystems:
(1) An Input System that allows for the collected data to be used and analysed for some purpose.
(2) Computer Hardware and Software System that store the data, allow for data management and analysis, and can be used to display products of data manipulation on a computer monitor.
(3) An Output System that generates a hard copy of maps, image, and other types of output.

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