Consider the material structure tree for item A.If 10 units of A are needed, how many units of E are needed?
A)60
B)6
C)240
D)24

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To determine the number of units of E needed for 10 units of A, we must understand the structure of the material tree from A down to E. Without the specific structure provided in the question, a general approach to such problems involves multiplying the number of units needed at each level of the tree by the number of units required from the next level down. If, for example, A requires 2 units of B, and B requires 4 units of E, then for 10 units of A, we would need 10 * 2 * 4 = 80 units of E. However, since the specific structure is not provided, the correct answer (C) suggests a specific multiplication path in the hypothetical structure leading to 240 units of E being needed for 10 units of A. This implies a specific multiplication factor in the tree structure leading to this total.

Consider the Material Structure Tree for Item A