MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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1. Which of the following time periods will have the largest annual average increase in the percentage of jobs that could be fully automated (based on the provided images attached)?
A) 2020-2028
B) 2028-2030
C) 2030-2035
D) 2035-2040
E) 2040-2050
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