Previous Page Next Page Page 32 of 53 Question 32 (5 points) The relationship between business-level strategies and functional-level strategies is most accurately described as: O functional-level strategies must be determined first, then business-level strategies are determined to support functional-level strategies. functional-level strategies and business-level strategies are one-in-the-same in companies with multiple business-units. no inherent relationship exists between functional- and business-level strategies. functional-level strategies are very detailed and not part of the strategic planning process, unlike business-level strategies which are broad and key to strategic planning. O functional-level strategies must align to business-level strategies in order to order to achieve business- level strategies