In the context of organizational structures, which of the following is a difference between a functional structure and a divisional structure?
A) Unlike a functional structure, a divisional structure organizes a company's units by their activities.
B) Unlike a functional structure, a divisional structure organizes a company's units by the products they make.
C) Unlike a divisional structure, a functional structure organizes a company's units by the geographic location in which they operate.
D) Unlike a divisional structure, a functional structure organizes a company's units by the customer segments they serve.

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A functional structure organizes a company's units based on their functions or roles within the organization (e.g., marketing, finance, HR), while a divisional structure organizes units based on products, services, or markets they focus on.

In the Context of Organizational Structures, Which of the Following