Yummy Yogurt sells yogurt at three locations. Location I sells 57 gal of nonfat, 20 gal of regular, and 32 gal of creamy daily. Daily sales of nonfat are 18 gal at location II and 42 gal at location III. Location II sells 60 gal of regular and 57 gal of creamy daily while location III sells 18 gal of creamy and 56 gal of regular. Complete the 3 x 3 matrix S showing the sales at each location. Nonfat Regular Creamy Location I Location II Location III

Yummy Yogurt sells yogurt at three locations. Location I sells 57 gal of nonfat, 20 gal of regular, and 32 gal of creamy daily. Daily sales of nonfat are 18 gal at location II and 42 gal at location III. Location II sells 60 gal of regular and 57 gal of creamy daily while location III sells 18 gal of creamy and 56 gal of regular. Complete the 3 x 3 matrix S showing the sales at each location. Nonfat Regular Creamy Location I Location II Location III

Essentials Of Investments

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