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   Rick has created the chart above outlining the information he has on producing toy trains. He will create a two-dimensional chart to visualize the information. Please refer to the chart above as you answer the questions below. -Looking at the chart above, what would the mathematical formula be for required molding time? A)  Required molding time = (0.20 x (Model I quantity) )  - (0.20 x (Model II quantity) )  B)  Required molding time = (70.0 x (Model I quantity) )  + (70.0 x (Model II quantity) )  C)  Required molding time = (0.70 x (Model I quantity) )  - (0.70 x (Model II quantity) )  D)  Required molding time = (0.20 x (Model I quantity) )  + (0.20 x (Model II quantity) )
Rick has created the chart above outlining the information he has on producing toy trains. He will create a two-dimensional chart to visualize the information. Please refer to the chart above as you answer the questions below.
-Looking at the chart above, what would the mathematical formula be for required molding time?

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