Answer:

Common Types Of Forms:

2. Simplest Forms

3. Ad Hoc Grids

4. Composite Forms

Description

2. A fraction is in simplest form if the top and bottom have no common factors other than

3. With ad hoc grids, you can create and personalize focused data slices that you frequently access or that others can use. To use ad hoc grids, you must have the appropriate access permissions and Ad Hoc User role, you can open ad hoc grids and dynamically change the data slice.

4. Composite forms display several forms simultaneously, even those associated with different plan types. Users can enter data and see results aggregated to an upper-level intersection, such as Total Revenue. Watch this video to learn about creating composite forms in Planning.

Purpose

2. Because anytime you multiply or divide by 1, the amount doesn't change, so our new fraction will be equivalent to the original. In finding the simplest form, our goal is to make both the numerator and denominator as small as possible.

3. With ad hoc grids, you can create and personalize focused data slices that you frequently access or that others can use. To use ad hoc grids, you must have the appropriate access permissions and Ad Hoc User role, you can open ad hoc grids and dynamically change the data slice.

4. Composite forms can allow users to view multiple input or review forms with different structures on the same screen, or in a tab format. For some time, Oracle has talked about doing away with composite forms in favor of other methods of accomplishing similar goals.