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Starbucks employs one worker to make both espresso drinks and to pour drip coffee. On average, an espresso drink takes 4 minutes to make and drip coffee takes 1 minute to pour. The number of customers that order espresso drinks is 6 per hour and the number of customers that order drip coffee is 18 per hour. What is the utilization of the Starbucks coffee employee?
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the amount to fill in a half-liter 500 ml soft drink bottle is normally distributed. the process has a standard
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Explain in words what a non-truncated scatterplot means and identify how likely it is that a causal relationship has been indicated.
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