Part C
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How will doubling the number of students change...
Mathematics, 08.12.2020 21:30, Michaelab
Part C
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How will doubling the number of students change the cost per student? To test your
ideas about that question, find answers to these related questions.
1. Find the change in per-student cost as the number of students increases in the
following ways.
a. from 20 to 40
b. from 40 to 80
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