6. The value that is added to goods throweh a manufacturing of assembly process is: a. form utility b. place utility c. time utility d. possession usility 7. The value that is typically added through logistics processes are (select all that apoly) a. form utility b. place utility c. time utility d. possession utility e. quantity utility 8. Complecity in the supply chatin is eased by a. The number of SKUs. b. Locations of customers aad suppliers. c. Transportation requirements. d. All of these answers. 9. If prodact flows cee direction along the supply shain, paymeats generally flow a. la the same direction as the product flow b. In the opposite direction as the product flow c. In both directions d. Perpendicular to the product flow 10. In assemble-wo-order (ATO) production: a. Customer orders are filled from finished goods inventories, and production orders are used to replenish finished goods inventories b. The finished product is a combination of standard and customer-designed components that meet unique needs of a specific customer c. The finished product is generally a combination of common components and a limited number of options or accessories made available to the customer d. Highly tailored products are created for the customer whose specifications require unique engineering design or significant customization