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2 years ago

The goal of the Concept Selection phase is to (please choose the best answer): Group of answer choices

Engineering

1 answer:

Alja [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

The goal of concept selection is to. • Develop the best concept by combining and refining the available concepts

Explanation:

the goal of the exercise is defined first, after which the viable field-development options are identified. Next, a multitude of selection criteria are grouped and prioritized by experts, who determine the importance of each criterion by comparing them. The comparisons are then passed through an analytical process to obtain rankings for each comparison and the alternatives.

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