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Which of the follwing illustrates the span of a product life cycle?
c introduction, growth, maturity, decline
What is the difference between an animals life span and its life cycle?
An animal's life span is literally how long it lives. It's life cycle is the phases of development and behaviors that occur during that life span.
The difference between a life cycle and a life span?
There are many types of cycles but I'm going to assume you're talking about the life cycle, life cycle is continued and never stopped until the creatures all have pass away. The life span is an average life time usually in years, like the hamster/gerbil life span is 3-4 years a dog life span is 12-14 years. The life cycle would just be, well life.
Product life cycle of Yamaha rx 100?
According to my knowledge , any two wheeler has a maximum lifetime span of 1.5 Lakh kilometres for the engine.
What is the life cycle of a eucalypt tree?
A eucalyptus tree have an average life span of 400 years
What is the difference of a life cycle and a life span?
Life span is one life time. Life cycle is from the animal to its offspring to their offspring etc. Butterflies, for example: egg -> caterpillar -> chrysalis -> butterfly -> egg etc
What does product life span mean?
It means the length of time a product will last, or stay fresh.
Does a tornado have a life?
Tornadoes are not alive. Sometimes a person may refer to the life span or life cycle of a tornado, but that does not mean actual life.
What is a Goliath Birdwing Butterfly's Lifespan?
the life cycle of a goliath birdwing butterfly is weird
What is the life Span for a pond Skater?
Egg, Nymph, then Adult.
How long time span covered by a Life-Cycle Cost estimate?
Many years and can spa decades
What are some nonliving things that have life spans?
Life span should probably be reserved for things which have life - living things. It is only by analogy that we consider the life of the universe, the Sun, the half life of radionuclides, the Plate Tectonic cycle, and so on. In manufacturing we may consider the product life cycle, or the expected life of a product such as a cellphone, but these again are only by analogy.
