Mathematics, 12.06.2020 05:57, SKYBLUE1015

A restaurant offers 5 appetizers that the manager thinks to sell equally well. After looking over the sales for the previous month, the percentages of sales are: bruschetta: 17% pesto bread: 22% spinach dip: 21% meatballs: 23% sampler: 17%. Based on these results, is the manager’s thinking accurate? Explain your reasoning.

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