Low-level coding organizes order quantity calculations for parts with combined or multi-level demands.

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Low-level coding is a method used in material requirement planning (MRP) to organize calculations related to the demand for parts with combined or multi-level requirements. This method involves identifying the lowest-level components needed for a product and calculating the quantity required based on the demand for the finished product. Therefore, the statement is true.

Low-Level Coding Organizes Order Quantity Calculations for Parts with Combined