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a new hospital in cedarburg starts out with 12 junior residents and 6 senior residents on its staff. management plans to hire ad

ditional personnel at a rate of 1 junior resident per month and 3 senior residents per month. Eventually, there will be an equal number of each on the hospital staff. How long will that take? How many of each type will there be?

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aleksley [76]3 years ago

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19 years and 29 month and 92 weeks

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