DMLSS transactions will not be automatically included in a pipeline average if the new pipeline delivery time differs from the average pipeline time by how many days?

The correct choice is based on the specific protocols regarding the inclusion of DMLSS transactions in the average pipeline delivery calculation. According to established guidelines, if a new pipeline delivery time varies from the current average by 10 days or more, it will not be included in the average. This criterion helps to maintain the integrity of the data by ensuring that significant outliers do not skew the average processing time.

Transactions that deviate significantly can indicate issues such as supply chain disruptions or inefficiencies that are not representative of typical operations. By setting the threshold at 10 days, the system effectively filters out abnormal delays that could misrepresent the actual logistics performance. This approach ensures that logistic managers can rely on accurate average delivery times for planning and resource allocation.