Business, 28.10.2019 05:31 niescarlosj
In an effort to determine where the company can cut spending, larry creates a pie chart to show how the company spends money on non-required items. out of the $1,000 spent here, $800 was on parties, $120 on office décor, and $80 on extra snacks. what could larry determine by looking at the pie chart?
a. he could determine that the company could save the most money by cutting back on snacks spending.
b. he could determine that the company could save the most money by cutting back on office décor spending.
c. he could determine that the company could save the most money by spending $100 less in all areas.
d. he could determine that the company could save the most money by cutting back on party spending.
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