17. An agency is booking four groups, each of which would give one performance on a particular day. Because of the local preferences of the people, the agency is expecting different audience sizes for different groups. Five major cities are under consideration of the agency. Considering the estimates of sales of tickets likely to be made, what group-city combination would you advise? (Estimated sale of tickets ('000 *)) City Group C4 Cs G G2 G3 G. 58 56 21 50 45 16 34 18 25 15 39 44 30 64 36 82 102 71 110 73

17. An agency is booking four groups, each of which would give one performance on a particular day. Because of the local preferences of the people, the agency is expecting different audience sizes for different groups. Five major cities are under consideration of the agency. Considering the estimates of sales of tickets likely to be made, what group-city combination would you advise? (Estimated sale of tickets ('000 *)) City Group C4 Cs G G2 G3 G. 58 56 21 50 45 16 34 18 25 15 39 44 30 64 36 82 102 71 110 73

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