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Multiple step problem I know, its a lot.. I will mark brainliest!

1 answer:

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A)During 0 week old factory have 40 more products than the new factory.
B)I am so sorry that I forgot how to find the. Rate of growth :)
C)at week 4 the new factory exceed the old factory because new factory produce 337 products and old factory only produce 336.74.

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