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A cashier at the local bank expected to serve 12 customers every hour. In the past 15 minutes he served 4 customers. Assuming th

at the cashier continues to work at the same rate, will he meet his goal?

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Elodia [21]2 years ago

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Answer: yes

yes

Step-by-step explanation: he will do more than his goal because 4x3=12 and 15x3= 45

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