The multiplication process used by MRP to determine lower-level requirements is called
A)time-phasing.
B)pegging.
C)netting.
D)projecting.
E)exploding.

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The multiplication process used by Material Requirements Planning (MRP) to determine lower-level requirements is called "exploding." This process involves breaking down the bill of materials (BOM) for a finished product into its individual components and materials at all levels of assembly, to calculate the requirements for each component based on the production schedule of the finished product.

The Multiplication Process Used by MRP to Determine Lower-Level Requirements