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How is training different in industrial selling and retail selling?

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Helen [10]3 years ago

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Retail sales is very different from any other type of sales. In order for a retailer to be successful, the training strategies for sales teams should differ greatly. Merriam-Webster defines retailing as the business of selling …

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Explanation:

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Rake angle α = 15°

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tanβ' = 0.3

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2φ' + 16.69° - 25° = 90°

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(d)

( ∃x ∈ Q) ( √2 < x < √3 )

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