c$)$ Boreki reviews the classification and then places item J$8$ into the A category. Why might she do so$?$

A$.$ J$8$ should move to the A category because at least $3$ items should always be present in the A category.

B$.$ J$8$ could easily move to the A category based on annual dollar volume $($Demand $$ Cost$).$ In a small sample, $50\%$ of the items can be placed in the A category if deemed appropriate.

C$.$ J$8$ could easily move to the A category based on annual dollar volume $($Demand $$ Cost$).$ In a small sample, $30\%$ of the items can be placed in the A category if deemed appropriate.

D$.$ J$8$ could still be an important item despite its relatively poor ranking. Boreki might have some information on J$8$ that was not available to you when you were creating your ABC classification.