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"The likelihood that a specific risk will occur in a given time period" is called risk likelihood or risk probability, not Single Loss Expectancy, its literal definition is "the estimated monetary loss from a single incident of a specific threat to an asset" so it would be A. (Question 44)

Q 44 is not right. SLE = Asset Value (AV) x Exposure Factor (EF).  You can't calculate/factor likelihood in its formula. Answer is A

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