Which of the following best describes inventory pegging and why we do it? Group of answer choices A: Pegging is another word for earmarking existing or on-order inventory for a finished items specified by the MPS. We do it so that if there is a problem with component material, we can track quickly its effect on customer (finished) orders. B: Pegging and Where-Used report are synonymous C: Pegging allows existing and on-order inventory to be applied against multiple customer orders to test which orders use inventory most efficiently D: Pegging uses the concept of lead-time-offsetting E: All of the above