Zengen Manufacturing Inc. produces 500 PPE for covid patient a day with its current workforce of 50 sewers. The owner has projected an increase in the demand of their PPE. They planned to hire additional 6 sewers. How many dresses will Zengen Manufacturing Inc. produce with the addition of 6 sewers?
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Zengen Manufacturing Inc. produces 500 PPE for covid patient a day with its current workforce of 50 sewers. The owner has projected an increase in the demand of their PPE. They planned to hire additional 6 sewers. How many dresses will Zengen Manufacturing Inc. produce with the addition of 6 sewers?
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