The number of sales transactions that can be entered within a specified period of time is a measure of the computer system's:
A) throughput
B) computing capacity
C) outsource production
D) performance ratio

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Throughput refers to the number of transactions or tasks that can be processed by a computer system within a specific time frame. Therefore, the number of sales transactions that can be entered within a specified period of time is a measure of the computer system's throughput. Computing capacity refers to the maximum amount of data or tasks that a computer system can handle. Outsource production and performance ratio are not relevant to the given scenario.

The Number of Sales Transactions That Can Be Entered Within