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4 years ago

In one or two sentences, describe how the first-come, first-served distribution method works.

Business

2 answers:

mihalych1998 [28]4 years ago

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Answer:

Basically, whoever ordered a service first is served first.

Examples in the explanation.

Explanation:

Basically, whoever ordered a service first is served first.

For example, in this method, if someone asks for a software that takes one year to develop, and then someone for one that takes a month, whoever asked for the one that makes the first ask is served first, no matter how long it takes.

Lady_Fox [76]4 years ago

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This method works by order. What I mean by order is whoever comes directly before anyone else is to be catered to or to be first priority.

I hope this helps.

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(a)

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