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QUESTION 2 of 10: You're opening a chic new restaurant and have 15 tables which are all square and can seat 4 people. However, you can combine two tables to seat 6 or 3 to seat 8. for example. You have reservations for parties of 2,6, 8, 8, and 10. Once the guests arrive they
stay for the night and each reservation expects their own private table. Can you accommodate everyone's reservation requests?
A)Yes
b) No

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