A cashier scans a bar code on a can of juice.

The video tutorial explains how coded markings are scanned and registered by computers to provide consumers with a fast and accurate record of all their purchases. This process enhances the efficiency and reliability of purchase tracking.

What is the primary function of coded markings in consumer transactions?

• To be scanned and registered by computers

• To provide discounts to consumers

• To increase the weight of the product

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of products

What role do computers play in the use of coded markings?

• They design the coded markings

• They scan and register the coded markings

• They remove the coded markings after purchase

• They distribute the coded markings to stores

How do coded markings benefit consumers during transactions?

• By providing a fast service

• By reducing the price of products

• By offering loyalty points

• By offering personalized shopping experiences

What aspect of consumer transactions is improved by the use of coded markings?

• The customer service experience

• The variety of products available

• The accuracy of purchase records

• The speed of product delivery

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using coded markings in transactions?

• Faster checkout process

• Accurate record of purchases

• Efficient inventory management

• Increased product prices