L6M10 practice question 3 of 25
In the context of logistics flows, what does the term "bi-directional" refer to?
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D. Flows that can occur in both directions, from point of origin to point of consumption and vice
versa.
Explanation
Bi-directional flows involve movement in both forward (origin to consumption) and reverse (consumption to origin) directions, supporting processes like returns and feedback. [P-139]
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