The percentage of the time an application is unavailable for use is known as
A) the bottleneck interval.
B) cutoff points.
C) downtime.
D) the minimal resource allocation period.

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Downtime refers to the percentage of time an application is unavailable for use. Option A, bottleneck interval, refers to the maximum capacity of a system, while option B, cutoff points, are predetermined points in time used to mark the end of a process or activity. Option D, minimal resource allocation period, refers to the minimum amount of resources required for a system to operate efficiently.

The Percentage of the Time an Application Is Unavailable for Use