For a cost estimate, an ICT distribution designer should produce a document listing each task with a cost placed beside them. The type of document used is a

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Options

• ASoW.
• Bspare ad sheet
• Cworksheet
• Ddatabase

• A
  86% (12)
• B
  7% (1)
• D
  7% (1)

Explanation

A Statement of Work (SoW) is the standard formal document used in project and ICT design contexts to list each task or deliverable alongside its associated cost, making it the correct answer for a structured cost estimate. A "spare ad sheet" is not a recognised formal document type in ICT distribution design and exists as a distractor with no standard industry meaning. A worksheet is a general-purpose working document used for calculations or notes, but it lacks the formal structure and contractual weight of a SoW in a professional cost estimate context. A database is a system for storing and querying data, not a document format for presenting itemised task costs to a client or stakeholder.

Memory tip: Think of SoW as the "shopping list with prices" for a project - it spells out exactly what work will be done (Statement of Work) and what each item costs, which is precisely what a cost estimate document requires.

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