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Each X in the frequent flyer table above represents an entry indicating the number of frequent flyer miles earned for flying one way between a pair of cities on a particular airline. As part of a promotion, the airline awards an additional 500 frequent flyer miles for all flights originating from City . If the table were extended to represent the frequent flyer miles for flying between all pairs of 20 cities on the airline and each frequent flyer mile award were to be represented by only one entry, how many entries would the table then have?
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Lise receives batches of work orders from her supervisor. Her supervisor would like her to complete a total of 6 work orders on Thursday and Friday of this week. The table above shows the fraction each work order represents as a part of the total job. Assume Lise completes an entire work order in one sitting. Each work order is labeled either , , , , , or . If the work orders on Thursday made up more than of the total job, was completed on Thursday?
(1) Lise completed on Thursday.
(2) Lise completed exactly three work orders on Friday.
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