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1. Order Processing: This involves receiving and processing customer orders in a timely and accurate manner. ‘Best Electronics’ provided speedy and accurate processing of orders using their ‘Best Plectronics Snics’ to ensure that the washing machines were available to customers on time and in the right quantity.

2. Warehousing: This involves the storage and management of inventory until it is ready to be shipped to customers. ‘Best Electronics’ arranged for facilities to store the washing machines near the market to minimize transportation costs and ensure that the machines were readily available to customers.

3. Transportation: This involves the physical movement of products from the warehouse to the customers. ‘Best Electronics’ ensured that the washing machines were transported efficiently to minimize transportation costs and to ensure that they reached the customers on time and in the right condition.

Regarding the question about the charges on transportation, it is likely that ‘Best Electronics’ considered transportation costs when deciding where to store their washing machines and how to transport them to customers. By storing the machines near the market and arranging for efficient transportation, they were likely able to minimize transportation costs and pass on those savings to customers through lower prices or better promotions.