Which of the following is true regarding historical experience in standard setting?

A) It provides very rigorous guidelines.
B) It should be used with caution because it can perpetuate inefficiencies.
C) Operating personnel may not be able to achieve operating standards based on historical experience.
D) Standards based on historical experience are better than standards based on engineering studies.
E) None of the other statements are true.


B

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