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Table 13-1 -Using the Information Provided in Table 13-1 and Counting Each

Question 19

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Table 13-1 Table 13-1   -Using the information provided in Table 13-1 and counting each person being served and the people in line, on average, how many people would be in this system? A)  0.521 B)  1.646 C)  1.125 D)  0.183 E)  None of the above
-Using the information provided in Table 13-1 and counting each person being served and the people in line, on average, how many people would be in this system?


A) 0.521
B) 1.646
C) 1.125
D) 0.183
E) None of the above

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