Exam MB-330 topic 1 question 36 discussion

Should be B in my opinion. Intra class is used for conversion within the same unit class. Inter is used for different unit classes.

B is correct

Enable unit of measure conversions in the product master to allow the product to support conversions. In the released product (for each variant), configure an inter-class unit conversion to define how many individual items (eaches) equal one metric ton, based on the variant’s size or weight. Option B is the only one that correctly specifies an inter-class conversion in the released product, meeting the need for a product-specific, cross-class conversion tailored to variants.

Intra-Class Setup: Define a base unit for the class (e.g., "each" as the base for quantity). Establish conversion factors between non-base units and the base unit. Inter-Class Setup: Identify the base units for each class involved. Create specific conversion rules that define how units from one class relate to those in another (e.g., liters to kilograms).

https://community.dynamics.com/blogs/post/?postid=bb07b08d-2444-4677-b449-e8870816d428#:~:text=I%20am%20going%20to%20select%20Mass%20as%20the%20Unit%20class%20for%20my%20new%C2%A0unit%20Carton. ... I am going to select Mass as the Unit class for my new unit Carton... in this case D

Correct answer is B

Should be inter-class

inter-class is right

Inter-class conversion

its clearly A, dunno what they are on about

B, inter class convertion