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Using the chart on page 651 for the simulation of customers going to the checkout counters, how many customers would be represented by the random number 61? Just type the number…

Using the chart on page 651 for the simulation of customers going to the checkout counters, how many customers would be represented by the random number 61? Just type the number…
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Using the chart on page 651 for the simulation of customers going to the checkout counters, how many customers would be represented by the random number 61?

Just type the number of customers. Nothing else.

Using the chart on page 651 for the simulation of customers going to the checkout-example-1
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2

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2

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