Each UOM class must have a base unit specified. Which represents a base unit for the UOM Class Quantity?

In Oracle Inventory, every Unit of Measure (UOM) class must have a designated base unit of measure. The base unit serves as the baseline for conversions among units within that class. For the seeded "Quantity" UOM class, "Each" is specified as the base unit of measure. All other units defined under the Quantity class (such as Dozen, Case, or Gross) are converted relative to the base unit "Each".

Option A: "One" is not a standard or predefined base unit of measure for the Quantity UOM class in Oracle Inventory.
Option C: "Case" is a secondary or non-base unit of measure used primarily for packaging conversions.
Option D: "Gross" represents a standard conversion unit (144 units) within the Quantity class, not the base unit.
Option E: "Dozen" is a derived unit representing 12 units and is defined relative to the base unit "Each".

1. Oracle E-Business Suite Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, Part No. E48850-09, Chapter 3 "Units of Measure", Section "Defining Units of Measure".

2. Oracle Supply Chain Management Fundamentals, Oracle University Courseware, Module "Setting Up Units of Measure".