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A customer orders 2000 printed sheets. The printer expects a 25% spoilage rate for this type of job. How many sheets should actually be printed?
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A customer orders 2000 printed sheets. The printer expects a 25% spoilage rate for this type of job. How many sheets should actually be printed?
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The customer will receive 1975 printed sheets
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