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3. identify one internal value chain (vc) linkage in the cat scenario by doing the following: a. identify two vc activities (or departments) in cat that are linked by bis. b. identify the information exchanged between these two vc activities. c. answers for questions 3a and 3b were based on information provided in line number(s) from the cat scenario. 4. identify one external value chain (vc) linkage in the cat scenario by doing the following: a. identify one vc activity (or department) in cat, and an entity external to cat that is linked to this vc activity (or department). b. identify the information exchanged in the external linkage you identified in your answer for question 4a. c. answers for questions 4a and 4b were based on information provided in line number(s) from the cat scenario.

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