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Ostrovityanka [42]
4 years ago
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AfterGlow, a body and bath products manufacturing company, produces around 12,000 bottles of shampoo a day. The production syste

m used by the company is very efficient, and it packs close to 1000 bottles per hour. Once the production system is turned on, it functions round the clock to cap and deposit bottles until the machine is turned off. The production system of AfterGlow is an example of_____.
A) continuous-flow productionB) prototype productionC) batch productionD) job shop production
Business
1 answer:
galben [10]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:

A) continuous - flow production

Explanation:

Continuous - flow production -

It is the method , to produce or manufacture any goods or services without any obstruction , is known as  continuous - flow production .

In this case , the goods are processed in continuous motion via same mechanical treatment , or heat treatment or any chemical process .

It is also known as continuous process or a continuous flow process .

Hence , from the question , the example given in the question , is about continuous - flow production .

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