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What benefits does enhancing linked data by ontological structures provide?

a.

Enhanced data security

b.

Easier data integration

c.

Reduced data volume

d.

Improved data compression

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Answer: (b).Easier data integration Explanation:Enhancing linked data by ontological structures makes data integration easier.

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