CAM, CAQC, and other computer-aided manufacturing and testing technologies use programmable equipment to bring
A) computers into the workplace
B) a reduction in the product design cycle
C) precision, speed, and flexibility to manufacturing engineering
D) more design options before a final selection is made

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CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) and CAQC (computer-aided quality control) utilize programmable equipment to increase precision, speed, and flexibility in the manufacturing process. While they may indirectly lead to computers being brought into the workplace, this is not their primary purpose. Similarly, while they may streamline the product design cycle, this is not their main function. Additionally, while they may allow for more design options, this is not their primary focus.

CAM, CAQC, and Other Computer-Aided Manufacturing and Testing Technologies Use