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07 Feb 2009, 03:48
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Pls explain ur answers
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07 Feb 2009, 08:56
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ritula
Go for C.
A. All were especially ordered? Do not know.
B. This is wrong: On Friday no building suplies were sent out and all 4 shipments sent to Traux corp were no building supplies. So these shipments could have been sent to Traux corp on friday.
C. This is possible cuz all 5 especialy ordered shipments were of building supplies and Truax had no building supplies shipment.
D. Those Shipments to Truax could have been sent on Thrusday.
E. Could be or not.
07 Feb 2009, 09:06
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C.
All special order included contained building supplies. None of the Trux orders conatined building supplies.
Should imply that no special order for Trux
All special order included contained building supplies. None of the Trux orders conatined building supplies.
Should imply that no special order for Trux
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