Which best compares the tasks in inventory control and quality assurance careers? a. both careers investigate products, but inventory control focuses on the integrity of products and quality assurance focuses on the quantity of products. b. both careers involve making purchases for a company, but inventory control focuses on services and quality assurance focuses on raw materials. c. both careers involve making purchases for a company, but inventory control focuses on raw materials and quality assurance focuses on services. d. both careers investigate products, but inventory control focuses on the quantity of products and quality assurance focuses on the integrity of products.

The correct answer is Both careers involve making purchases for a company, but Inventory Control focuses on raw materials and Quality Assurance focuses on services.

Both Quality Assurance and Inventory Control are part of a chain within companies that ensure that goals are met by both purchasing the correct materials that will be needed for production and ensuring that all aspects of service within are parallel to the goals proposed so that ends can be met. As such, Inventory Control takes charge of ensuring that materials are there for production to be met, and they also ensure the quality of these materials so that production and quality are not affected. On the other hand, Quality Assurance is broader and it encompasses all lines within production to ensure that quality is met according to the metrics and standards established by the company. Their focus is more on services, rather than the acquirement and quality ensurance of the materials that will be used. This is why the correct answer is C: Both careers involve making purchases for a company, but Inventory Control focuses on raw materials and Quality Assurance focuses on services.

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