Finite Loading,as Compared to Infinite Loading,assumes That

question 103

Multiple Choice

Finite loading,as compared to infinite loading,assumes that:

• A)there are a finite number of jobs to be done.
• B)work centres can be loaded without regard to their capacity.
• C)work centres' capacity must be taken into account in assigning jobs.
• D)work centres' capacity will be increased as needed after assigning jobs.
• E)only certain jobs will be loaded based on processing time.

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