Organizations Attempt to Reduce Inconsistency in Their Services by

question 160

Multiple Choice

Organizations attempt to reduce inconsistency in their services by

• A) paying higher incentives to employees to encourage satisfactory performance.
• B) reducing incentives available to employees because of poor performance.
• C) reducing the customer contact points in the service delivery process.
• D) providing standardization and training.
• E) exercising better hiring practices.

Understand the process of multiplying expressions with their conjugates and the impact on simplification.

Master the technique of simplifying expressions involving square roots and cube roots.

Develop the ability to apply properties of radicals to solve and simplify mathematical expressions.

Gain proficiency in rationalizing the denominator of fractions involving square roots.

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