An apprenticeship program would be suitable for which of the following careers?

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natta225 [31]3 years ago

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An apprenticeship program would be suitable for a STONE MASON career!

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x return on investment = $600 - $500

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Second step is to calculate y return on investment

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Using this formula

Ratio of return on investment=x return on investment/y return on investment

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