The following dialogue is from a Dilbert cartoon published April 17, 1996. Secretary: Oh my! This is shocking! Boss: What? Secretary: 40% of all sick days taken by our staff are Fridays and Mondays! Boss: What kind of idiot do they think I am? Secretary: Not an idiot savant, they can do math. Questions 1. What might you infer from the secretary's second statement (the one in italic)? Explain what the secretary is trying to say with her last statement. 2.

The following dialogue is from a Dilbert cartoon published April 17, 1996. Secretary: Oh my! This is shocking! Boss: What? Secretary: 40% of all sick days taken by our staff are Fridays and Mondays! Boss: What kind of idiot do they think I am? Secretary: Not an idiot savant, they can do math. Questions 1. What might you infer from the secretary's second statement (the one in italic)? Explain what the secretary is trying to say with her last statement. 2.

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College Algebra

1st Edition

ISBN:9781938168383

Author:Jay Abramson

Publisher:Jay Abramson

Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section: Chapter Questions

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