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16-12-2016
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For a company with a product mix of 40% of product A and 30% each of products B and C, which of the following mixed-model sequences most reflects the lean philosophy?
A. AABBCCAABC B. ABCABCABCA
C. AAAABBBCCC D. BCABCABCAB E. BBBAACCCAA

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Among the choices the one that is mixed-model sequences most reflects the lean philosophy is letter B which is ABCABCABCA

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