Cars built per week Wheet psercent of cars built number from percent of \[ \begin{array}{l} 6590 \\ 5090 \\ 7598 \\ 2590 \end{array} \]
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To find the total number of cars built per week, we need to add up the numbers given in the array. 6590 + 5090 + 7598 + 2590 = 21868 Show more…
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