When choosing a priority sequencing rule:
A) select multiple-dimension rules because they dominate single-dimension rules for all performance measures.
B) always select the rule that minimizes the amount of past-due jobs.
C) test a variety of rules before making a decision.
D) select CR or S/RO because they use more information.

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Testing a variety of rules before making a decision is the best approach as it allows for a comprehensive evaluation of the different options and their suitability for the specific context and performance objectives. This helps to ensure that the chosen rule is effective in addressing the relevant priorities and constraints.

When Choosing a Priority Sequencing Rule