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a. An electronics company spent $2 million on advertising in 2011. What are its expected gross sales for 2011?
b. Suppose four electronics companies spent $2 million each on advertising in 2011. Do you expect these four companies to have the same actual gross sales for 2011? Explain.
c. Is the relationship between x and y exact or non-exact?
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