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Chapter 7, Problem 4PA
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Interpretation:a process for planning a vacation is to be formulated.
Concept Introduction:Designinga process while identifying essential stages in reaching the outcome will help them in reaching the desired outcome. It will be helpful in reaching the desired objectives in an efficient and effective way.
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