Using Special-Purpose Equipment in the Manufacturing Process Typically Results in

question 28

Multiple Choice

Using special-purpose equipment in the manufacturing process typically results in

• A) increased operator errors.
• B) higher costs of processing.
• C) a rise in accident rates.
• D) greater output per machine-hour of operation.

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