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Using a generic conversion UML class diagram as a starting point, which of the following best describes how to find work-in-process inventory?

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It is displayed in the UML class diagram as a Resource class.

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It is calculated based on accumulated materials issued, labor and overhead.

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It is displayed in the UML class diagram as a Type Image class.

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It is not displayed in the UML class diagram, but will become a table in the relational database as a result of a many-to-many association in the UML class diagram.

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