Over the Course of an Evening, a Restaurant Collects Information

question 9

Multiple Choice

Over the course of an evening, a restaurant collects information about how many diners sit at each table. The data is as follows [number of diners(frequency) ]: 1(4) ; 2(46) ; 3(16) ; 4(24) ; 5(6) ; 8(1) . Calculate the mean number of diners per table.

• A) 2.7
• B) 2.8
• C) 2.9
• D) 3.0

Grasp the significance of thorough preparation and clarity in oral presentations.

Recognize the necessity of practice, hard work, and skill development in effective communication.

Understand communication transparency and its role in organizational trust and information accuracy.

Identify the influence of culture on communication practices and the need for cultural sensitivity.

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