Explains compound growth of volume over a planning horizon
https://knobit.org/id/knobit/O-1901
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| Context functions | Object understanding |
|---|---|
| Knobit creation methods | AI generated |
| Knobit types | Knowledge |
| LCG purposes | Assessing the learner's knowledge or skill state |
| LCG purposes | Opening up a learning outcome |
| action verb | Explains en |
| assessment criterion | Projects a volume over several periods with the compound factor and tells it from simple growth en |
| assessment method | Multiple-choice question en |
| conforms to profile | https://oppekava.edu.ee/a/Knobitite_kirjeldamise_ja_seostamise_reeglid#LCG-KNOBIT-0.1 |
| dcterms:identifier | O-1901 |
| dcterms:license | https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
| dcterms:source | Part B candidate of k12-dmbok for activity OO-2 (a need for school knowledge no knobit of the activity reached), accepted by Peep Küngas on 31 Oct 2026 en |
| depends on knobit | Explains the nature of compound percentage growth and decline |
| expected result | Volume at the horizon as current volume times (1 + p)^n, told apart from simple growth en |
| owl:sameAs | https://bitbucket.org/reffa/ontology/id/knobit/data-storage-operations/02-environments-capacity/O-1901 |
| rdfs:label | Explains compound growth of volume over a planning horizon en |
| schema:creativeWorkStatus | accepted |
| schema:isPartOf | Data storage and operations (DAMA-DMBOK2) |
| skos:definition | Volume growing by the same percentage each period grows by the factor (1 + p) per period, (1 + p)^n over n periods - not by n times p; the horizon covers lead time and platform life. en |
| skos:prefLabel | Explains compound growth of volume over a planning horizon en |
| target object | compound volume growth en |
Used by
| applies knowledge | Sizes capacity from growth, peak and horizon |
|---|---|
| includes knobit | Keeps production data out of non-production and sizes capacity from the figures |
| requires knobit | Plan environments and capacity |