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Chapter 7, Problem 5Q
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To determine: The characteristics that helps, and hinder the learning process and the impact of layout on the manner of teaching in the class.
Introduction: The capacity in term of business refers to the capability of the business to conduct its production process. It determines the level of productive goods produced by the businesses.
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