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Question 232

Question 232

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  -The above table shows the total product schedule for Hair Today,a hair styling salon.The average product when four workers are hired is A)  10 hair stylings. B)  15 hair stylings. C)  20 hair stylings. D)  240 hair stylings. E)  the same as when five workers are hired.
-The above table shows the total product schedule for Hair Today,a hair styling salon.The average product when four workers are hired is


A) 10 hair stylings.
B) 15 hair stylings.
C) 20 hair stylings.
D) 240 hair stylings.
E) the same as when five workers are hired.

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