Value engineering is ______.
A. used to improve, at a minimum cost, the functionality of a product without affecting its existing functions and standards
B. used to completely analyze and improve the value of all of the components used to develop a product from its design to its final delivery
C. used to design a product with a view to meet the requirements of a new market
D. used to analyze the process by which market requirements may be satisfied
B. used to completely analyze and improve the value of all of the components used to develop a product from its design to its final delivery
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What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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