Which of these is most likely to be classified as a "load" when using the load-distance model?
A) a process
B) a supplier
C) a shipment
D) a customer

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The load-distance model is used to optimize transportation routes to minimize the distance traveled and maximize efficiency. In this model, a "load" refers to the goods being transported. Therefore, a shipment (which refers to a specific quantity of goods being transported) is the most likely to be classified as a load. Suppliers and customers are also important components of transportation logistics, but they are not considered loads in this particular model. Processes do not refer to physical goods and are therefore not relevant to the load-distance model.

Which of These Is Most Likely to Be Classified as a "Load