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Rough-cut capacity planning: Multiple Choice Looks at specific products to be run in specific factories. Determines if the MRP is feasible or not. Analyzes both labor and equipment capacity throughout
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Rough-cut capacity planning: Multiple Choice Looks at specific products to be run in specific factories. Determines if the MRP is feasible or not. Analyzes both labor and equipment capacity throughout the organization. Examines total capacity by measuring average factory output.

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Answer: Examines total capacity by measuring average factory output

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Rough Cut Capacity Planning refers to the long-term plan capacity planning tool which is used for negotiation of changes to the available capacity or master schedule or for the balancing the available capacity.

Rough-cut capacity planning examines the total capacity by measuring average factory output. Therefore, the correct option is D.

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