Which of the Following Statements About Positioning Is FALSE? Positioning

question 222

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements about positioning is FALSE? Positioning techniques:

• A) position products on a graph based on price level and quantity demanded.
• B) require a firm to collect data about consumer perceptions of products.
• C) are sometimes called "perceptual mapping" techniques.
• D) typically rely on a "product space" diagram to show the relationship among various products.
• E) may use information about consumers' "ideal" products, so that the preferences of different segments of consumers can be considered.

Understand the relationship between input and output elements in a planetary gearset and the resulting changes in speed or torque.

Identify the components that drive transmission elements such as the power take-off gear and oil pump in an Allison hydromechanical transmission.

Recognize the operational functions and the importance of pressure levels in different gear selector positions.

Understand the impact of the number of planetary pinions and the role of the planetary carrier assembly in torque transmission.

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