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Naddik [55]
3 years ago
6

During which phase of the communication process is it most likely that the entire communication process may repeat? A: feedback

phase B: encoding phase C:decoding phase D:transmitting phase E:conception phase
Business
1 answer:
Alexandra [31]3 years ago
8 0
The correct option is A.
Feedback refers to the receiver's response to the message he has received. The receiver may have to write the response down and send it to the sender who read it and interpret the message; thus repeating the whole process of communication again.
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The opening inventory of $52,000 was overvalued as $10,000 out of it was held for third as consignment,hence it does belong to Cinnamon Buns Co(CBC).

Secondly,in calculating the costs of goods available the freight charges are disregarded since it assumed to have been paid by the supplier.

Lastly discounts are assumed not have been taken,as a result the purchase and returns should be stated at invoice prices.

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