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Allisa [31]
3 years ago
3

SciTech needs to hire an engineer to develop a prototype for a project. The company asks each engineer to provide a cost and tim

e estimate for the work. Each bid is shown in the table.
Which engineer would be the most cost-effective for the project?

Camilla
John
Nora
Oracio
Physics
2 answers:
Reptile [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Oracio

Explanation:

Mutiply the cost per hour by the time to complete the job

Camila 40x20=800

John 30x30= 900

Nora 20x40=800

Oracio 15x50=750

Lina_smartkid3 years ago
0 0

The ansower is orcia

Lina_smartkid
3 years ago
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