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esonrev
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17 Nov 2019, 14:55
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Don't understand the 2nd question here (at all). I just randomly picked a solution.
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17 Nov 2019, 22:51
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Please post answer choices of this question so i can edit it to get it in good form.
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17 Nov 2019, 22:57
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See it's easy , total revenue = 1890,000 and on per child basis = 9000
So the enrollment would be 1890000/9000 = 210 so at value of 210 the advertising budget per the graph is 18000
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So the enrollment would be 1890000/9000 = 210 so at value of 210 the advertising budget per the graph is 18000
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