A retailer separates children's clothing purchased from Ralph Lauren into various sizes and types of clothing, such as shirts, shorts, and sun dresses. This process is known as which of the following?

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The process described is known as sorting out, as the retailer is separating items based on specific criteria (in this case, size and type of clothing). Allocation involves distributing resources or products to specific locations or groups, and accumulating refers to gathering and collecting items over time. Adaptive packaging refers to packaging that can adjust or adapt to different sizes or shapes of products.

A Retailer Separates Children's Clothing Purchased from Ralph Lauren into Various