Which of the Following Is Not a Key Principle Used

question 74

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not a key principle used in design for manufacturability?

• A) Part commonality
• B) Symmetrical parts
• C) Using catalog parts rather than designing a new part
• D) All of the above are principles used in design for manufacturability.

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Definitions:

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Product Innovation

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