Which of the following is not one of the typical questions to ask prior to inviting a supplier into the design process as presented in the book?
A) Will the supplier be able to provide price concessions
B) Will the supplier be able to meet our cost, quality, and product performance requirements?
C) Does the supplier possess the required engineering capability?
D) Will the supplier be able to meet our development and production needs?
E) Does it have the necessary physical process and quality capabilities required?

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While price concessions may be a consideration, it is not one of the typical questions to ask prior to inviting a supplier into the design process as presented in the book. The other options presented in the question are typical questions to ask, as they relate to the supplier's ability to meet requirements and contribute to the design process.

Which of the Following Is Not One of the Typical