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A system tackles some aspects of the problem but leaves many requirements unaddressed. Another system achieves many requirements, including some of the most important ones, but still misses others. Assign the most appropriate level and mark range to each system, and justify your choices.

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A system tackles some aspects of the problem but leaves many requirements unaddressed. Another system achieves many requirements, including some of the most important ones, but still misses others. Assign the most appropriate level and mark range to each system, and justify your choices.

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  • The first system is Level 1, with a mark range of 1–5, because it tackles only some aspects of the problem or investigation.
  • The second system is Level 2, with a mark range of 6–10, because it achieves many requirements but not all.
  • Including some of the most important requirements supports a mark toward the top of the Level 2 band, but the system does not meet almost all requirements and therefore does not reach Level 3.

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The descriptions are applied by comparing how much of the solution or investigation has been completed. The first system fits the limited coverage of Level 1, while the second fits the substantial but incomplete coverage of Level 2.

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