There are 3 teams of 18 employees working today. Company

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First do 3 × 18 because there are 3 different teams and each one has 18 workers. 3 × 18 = 54. So you only need 9 people on the floor. 9/54 in fraction form. Are there a certain number of floors? I think this is the answer to the question you have written question though.

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Step-by-step explanation:

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what we are going to do bascially is to subtract the sum of all the uloaded

peat moss in sites 1 and 2 to get from the peat moss to get the remaining for the third site

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