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What events represent the user's interactions in the production rule system?

a.

System response events

b.

Internal events

c.

User events

d.

Conditional events

Answer: (c).User events Explanation:User events, such as Sel-line, C-point, and D-point, represent the user's interactions in the production rule system.

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