Each day, Ted can wax 9 cars or wash 12 cars, and Tom can wax 5 cars or wash 15 cars.   What is each man's opportunity cost of washing a car?   Instructions: Enter your responses rounded to two decimal places.   Ted's opportunity cost of washing one car is ? wax jobs.     Tom's opportunity cost of washing one car is ? wax jobs.     Who has a comparative advantage in washing cars?

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