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Question 14 Part A and Part B please help.
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Part A and Part B please help.

Question 14 Part A and Part B please help.-example-1
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A:Yes B:12 ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ ⠀
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Answer: A: Yes

B: 12 Customers

Explanation:

Part A: Yes since each time it can go up by 1 for customers and 48 for towers each time

Part B: 1 customer (thousands) is equal to 48 towers

so if there are 576 towers let's divide: 576/48 = 12

There will be 12 customers (thousands) for 575 towers

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