Alex Timbers, a Wood Supplier, Receives an Order of 10

Multiple Choice

Alex Timbers, a wood supplier, receives an order of 10 wooden logs from a furniture manufacturing company. The client brief mentioned that the logs should be made of teak wood and be identically sized. After receiving the order, the quality specialist of the furniture manufacturer observed that the logs were too big to be used for building furniture. In this scenario, it is likely that the information provided by the furniture manufacturing company to Alex Timbers was _____.

A) untimely
B) irrelevant
C) inaccurate
D) incomplete