Distribution Intensity Is Commonly Divided into Three Levels

question 79

Multiple Choice

Distribution intensity is commonly divided into three levels:

• A) intensive, exclusive, and selective.
• B) primary, secondary, and tertiary.
• C) administered, vertical, and independent.
• D) global, national, and local.
• E) corporate, contractual, and independent.

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Definitions:

Depolarization

The process in which the difference in electrical charge across a cell membrane decreases, often leading to the initiation of an electrical signal.

Positively Charged

Having a net electrical charge due to the loss of electrons, often pertains to ions or particles.

Negatively Charged

Negatively charged refers to atoms or molecules that have more electrons than protons, resulting in an overall negative electrical charge.

Cations

Positively charged ions that have more protons than electrons, playing essential roles in chemical reactions and biological processes.