am. 290. Harold Brown runs a company that sells encyclopedia sets for $250. The following schedule indicates the number of sets per week that are sold as employment increases.Number of employees6Total Sets Sold4OeightO d. seven25532387438947 50If Brown's costs increase by $1,300 per week as additional workers are employed, how many workers should be employed in order to maximize profit?O fiveO b. six

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Harold Brown runs a company that sells encyclopedia sets for $250. The following schedule indicates the number of sets per week that are sold as employment increases Number of employees 6 5 32 38 Total Sets Sold 4 25 Oeight 7 43 8 9 47 50 If Brown's costs increase by $1,300 per week as additional workers are employed, how many workers should be employed in order to maximize profit? O five

Harold Brown runs a company that sells encyclopedia sets for $250. The following schedule indicates the number of sets per week that are sold as employment increases Number of employees 6 5 32 38 Total Sets Sold 4 25 Oeight 7 43 8 9 47 50 If Brown's costs increase by $1,300 per week as additional workers are employed, how many workers should be employed in order to maximize profit? O five

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