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meriva
3 years ago
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A long-time expert in your field who will guide and advise you in your start-up phase is called a/an

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7 0
Its most likely mentor
WITCHER [35]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

The answer is B: Mentor

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0                 $104,500

1                                        69,300        $45,900            $10,700

2                                        42,100          40,300               13,100

3                                         21,100         35,000               14,000

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5                                               0          25,600                17,900

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0               -$104,500                     1                 -$104,500

1                  $45,900                0.901                  $41,356

2                 $40,300                0.812                   32,724

3                 $35,000                 0.731                  25,585

4                 $30,800                0.659                 20,297

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