Discussion
Assertion: the cheapest part is not always the right choice. Reason: development effort and certification cost may exceed the difference in unit price.
Answer: A
Wrestling a design into a part that barely fits costs engineering time and delays revenue, and the saving on a hundred thousand units may be less than the salary spent. That trade is precisely why the cheapest part is often the wrong one.
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