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rayancarla1

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Manufacturers of furniture, clothing, and consumer electronics generally use _____ distribution.
 A) patterned
  B) exclusive
  C) intentional
  D) selective
  E) intensive

Question 2

Scientists at R&E Labs worked for two years on a project to eventually add more knowledge to the science of photography. But in a meeting with the board of directors last week, they had nothing new to report. This is always a risk with
 A) basic research.
  B) applied research.
  C) development and implementation.
  D) a lack of research.
  E) underfunded research projects.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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