A Dentist's Office, Which Wants to Serve the Maximum Number

question 91

Multiple Choice

A dentist's office, which wants to serve the maximum number of patients given a fixed payroll, currently has two dentists and four dental hygienists. Dentists earn $60,000 a year and hygienists earn $15,000 a year. If the office is hiring the optimal combination of dentists and hygienists, and the last dentist hired served 120 additional patients, how many patients will the last hygienist hired add?

• A) 30
• B) 60
• C) 120
• D) 240
• E) 480

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Understand the consequences of failing to meet legal standards for wills and trusts.

Recognize the impact of life events on the validity of a will.

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