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Suppose Every Molecule of Salt Requires Exactly One Sodium Atom,NA,and

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Suppose every molecule of salt requires exactly one sodium atom,NA,and one chlorine atom,CL.The production function that describes this is


A) Q = NA + CL
B) Q = NA x CL
C) Q = min(NA, CL)
D) Q = max(NA, CL)

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