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alina1380 [7]
1 year ago
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You work as an assistant for a local musical theatre group, the Main Street Theatre Company. The company is putting on a product

ion of Les Misérables this year, and they need your help planning it.
Since the role of young Cosette is played by a child, the Main Street Theatre company must actually cast 3 girls in the role of young Cosette, and alternate girls from night to night. (This is because of restrictions on working hours for children.) You have received headshots and resumes from 25 girls who wish to audition for young Cosette.

Does order matter when casting the 3 young Cosettes? (In other words, are young Cosette 1, young Cosette 2, and young Cosette 3 different parts?)

No, all three girls will play the same part.
Yes, even though they will all be playing the same part, it will be on different nights.
No, all three girls will get paid the same amount.
Yes, young Cosette 1, young Cosette 2, and young Cosette 3 are all different parts.
Mathematics
1 answer:
sdas [7]1 year ago
5 0

The inference based on the information about ordering is that D. Yes, young Cosette 1, young Cosette 2, and young Cosette 3 are all different parts.

<h3>What is an inference?</h3>

It should be noted that a inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given.

In this case, the Main Street Theatre company must actually cast 3 girls in the role of young Cosette.

Hence, young Cosette 1, young Cosette 2, and young Cosette 3 are all different parts. Therefore, ordering matters.

Learn more about inference on:

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