Question

Alejandro wants to create a table comparing the performance of his company's eight salespeople. For each salesperson, he will give the number of calls made, the number of sales, and the dollar amount sold last month. Based on this information, how many rows and columns should he use for his table?

Answer 1

I would do 9 rows and 4 columns because he needs 9 rows for each of the salesperson including himself and 4 columns for each of the answer things. LOL
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Answer 2

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @dontsaymyname
I would do 9 rows and 4 columns because he needs 9 rows for each of the salesperson including himself and 4 columns for each of the answer things. LOL
Hope this helps! Feel free to click the Best Response by my answer :)
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thank you

Answer 3

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @gracie567
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @dontsaymyname
I would do 9 rows and 4 columns because he needs 9 rows for each of the salesperson including himself and 4 columns for each of the answer things. LOL
Hope this helps! Feel free to click the Best Response by my answer :)
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thank you
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Ofc! and feel free to press the Best Response by my answer, it rrly helps :)