For products and services enabled by a certain technology (e.g., automobile tires reinforced with nylon fabric belts) what is the Product Life Cycle? Choose the entry below that correctly describes the units of measurement and the shape of the curve. (Choose one.) Answera. Number of units sold or dollar volume of sales of a product based on a particular technology vs. time. Curve rises gradually from zero sales and smoothly reaches a plateau as maximum sales are reached. Measure of performance of a single technology vs. time or cumulative dollar amount of R&D spending on the technology. Curve rises gradually from a minimum and smoothly reaches a plateau as maximum performance of the technology is reached. Number of units sold or dollar volume of sales of a product based on a particular technology vs. time. Curve rises gradually from zero sales, peaks after maximum sales are reached, and declines eventually to zero. Measure of performance of a single technology vs. time or cumulative dollar amount of R&D spending on the technology. Curve rises gradually from a minimum, peaks after maximum utility of the technology is reached, and declines eventually to a minimum. For products and services enabled by a certain technology (e.g., automobile tires reinforced with nylon fabric belts) what is the Product Life Cycle? Choose the entry below that correctly describes the units of measurement and the shape of the curve. (Choose one.) Answera. Number of units sold or dollar volume of sales of a product based on a particular technology vs. time. Curve rises gradually from zero sales and smoothly reaches a plateau as maximum sales are reached. Measure of performance of a single technology vs. time or cumulative dollar amount of R&D spending on the technology. Curve rises gradually from a minimum and smoothly reaches a plateau as maximum performance of the technology is reached. Number of units sold or dollar volume of sales of a product based on a particular technology vs. time. Curve rises gradually from zero sales, peaks after maximum sales are reached, and declines eventually to zero. Measure of performance of a single technology vs. time or cumulative dollar amount of R&D spending on the technology. Curve rises gradually from a minimum, peaks after maximum utility of the technology is reached, and declines eventually to a minimum