Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) has advantages over conventional manufacturing approaches under many conditions.Which of the following is not such a condition?
A)when homogeneous parts are manufactured
B)when frequent design changes are made
C)when the manufacturing process is complex
D)when expert operator skills and close control are required

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CAM is particularly advantageous when frequent design changes are made or when the manufacturing process is complex, as it allows for modifications to be made easily and quickly. Additionally, CAM eliminates the need for expert operator skills and close control, as the machines are able to operate independently. However, CAM is not necessarily advantageous when homogeneous parts are manufactured, as these can often be produced more efficiently through conventional manufacturing approaches.

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