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The function of mixing and kneading yeast dough is to:
 
  a. develop a gluten structure that will entrap the carbon dioxide gas
  b. force out excess carbon dioxide so the yeast fermentation can begin
  c. tighten the gluten strands so the bread will rise quickly and evenly
  d. warm the dough to an optimal temperature for yeast fermentation

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The longer the time into the future that a decision is being made for:
 
  A) the greater the degree of programmability of the decision.
 
  B) the greater the degree of risk in the decision.
 
  C) the greater the degree of certainty in the decision.
 
  D) the greater the degree of knowledge of the manager about the situation.


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madam-professor

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Reply 2 on: Aug 2, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Excellent

 

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