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Business, 09.04.2021 02:10, mamabates181981

Your friend Sam owns a catering business and has been asked to prepare appetizers for a university reception during homecoming weekend. She has an unlimited amount of ingredients but only six hours to prepare them. Sam can make 300 mini-sandwiches or 150 servings of melon slices topped with smoked salmon and a dab of sauce per hour. a. Draw Sam's production possibilities frontier.

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