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Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars) for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars) for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail) and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis) from 2004 to 2005. ​ Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail)  and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis)  from 2004 to 2005. ​   ​     ;   ​ A)    B) ​   C) ​   D)    E) ​  Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail)  and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis)  from 2004 to 2005. ​   ​     ;   ​ A)    B) ​   C) ​   D)    E) ​  Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail)  and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis)  from 2004 to 2005. ​   ​     ;   ​ A)    B) ​   C) ​   D)    E) ​  ; Let matrix A represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the Walbash Company in 2004 in various cities, and let matrix B represent the sales (in thousands of dollars)  for the same company in 2005 in the same cities. Write the matrix that represents the change in sales by type (wholesale and retail)  and city (Chicago, Atlanta, and Memphis)  from 2004 to 2005. ​   ​     ;   ​ A)    B) ​   C) ​   D)    E) ​


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