All of the following are typical results of value engineering except:
A) assembling and analyzing competitor's product.
B) setting the target cost and then designing the product.
C) changes in material specifications to reduce costs
D) modifications in process methods

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Assembling and analyzing competitor's product is not a typical result of value engineering. Value engineering focuses on identifying functional requirements and finding ways to meet those requirements at the lowest possible cost while maintaining the required levels of quality and performance. Analyzing competitor's products may be part of product research and development, but it is not directly related to value engineering.

All of the Following Are Typical Results of Value Engineering