Which of the following is least likely to be considered a finite customer population?
A) subassemblies in a just-in-time manufacturing environment
B) fast food restaurant employees waiting to use the restroom
C) planes waiting to take off at an airport
D) customers in a grocery store
E) a class of 10 students who might visit their professor during office hours

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The population of customers in a grocery store is least likely to be considered finite because it can vary widely and is not restricted to a specific, countable number at any given time, unlike the other options which have a more clearly defined and limited set of individuals or items.

Which of the Following Is Least Likely to Be Considered