Which of the following are the recommended percentage groupings of the ABC classifications of the dollar volume of products?

A. A items get 25 percent, B items get 15 percent, and C items get 60 percent.
B. A items get 15 percent, B items get 45 percent, and C items get 40 percent.
C. A items get 15 percent, B items get 35 percent, and C items get 50 percent.
D. A items get 20 percent, B items get 30 percent, and C items get 50 percent.
E. A items get 25 percent, B items get 35 percent, and C items get 40 percent.


Answer: C

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