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Scheduling comes before sequencing. In scheduling, we develop plans for our work centers where production activities occur. We l

oad the schedule, comparing it to the workcenter capacities to validate schedule feasibility. Then you sequence individual jobs.A. TrueB. False

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Answer: 89

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