The employees in Office A work in teams nearly all the time and typically solve problems in group meetings. The employees in Office B tend to work independently and to solve problems individually. At the end of last year, Office A had produced nearly twice as much revenue as Office B. It appears that a team-based approach is superior to an approach in which employees work independently to solve problems. On which of the following assumptions does the argument presented above NOT depend? radio_button_unchecked Office A and Office B had the same opportunities to generate revenue. radio_button_unchecked Office A and Office B had employees with approximately the same knowledge, skill, and abilities. radio_button_unchecked Office A and Office B had employees who were about the same age, on average. radio_button_unchecked Office A and Office B had the same productivity-enhancing tools and equipment. radio_button_unchecked The employees in Office A and Office B were equally motivated