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Susan Baime works for Judge Manufacturing, Inc and is in charge of the placement and movement of products within Judge's storage areas. Susan works in:
 a. Warehousing.
  b. Order processing.
  c. Facilities management.
  d. Materials handling.
  e. Transportation.

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____ are used for intercontinental transportation over long distances of high-weight, high-volume products that have a low per pound value.
 a. Airways
  b. Railways
  c. Tankers, barges, and other sea freighters
  d. Pipelines


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Reply #1 on: Jun 29, 2018
Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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Tankers, barges, and other freighters in the sea and inland waterways account for a substantial proportion of international traffic. Waterways are used for transporting over long distances high-weight, high-volume products that have a low per pound value, such as grains, gasoline, forestry products, cement, and fertilizers. This material is found in the International Transportation section (11-3a).


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