Question

why is functional decomposition important to information systems it creates equations for the system to follow allows the requirements of a system to be fully understood and communicated it writes chunks of programming code none of the above

Explanation:

Functional decomposition breaks down complex system functions into smaller, manageable parts. This process helps stakeholders fully grasp and clearly communicate all system requirements, as it makes the system's structure and needs transparent. The other options are incorrect: it does not create system equations, it is not about writing code chunks, and a correct option exists.

Answer:

Allows the requirements of a system to be fully understood and communicated