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A home cleaning service takes more time to clean larger spaces. The table shows the number of minutes it takes for the service to clean a certain number of square feet within a home.(2 points)

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Square Feet and Cleaning Time

Number of Square Feet 10 70 Response area 210
Time in Minutes 4 Response area 48 84
28, 120, 84, 210, 10, 64, 12

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It appears that you have a table representing the cleaning time required for various square footage, but it is incomplete. Based on the information provided and the responses available, I will format and structure the data for clarity.

Here's how the table looks with the available responses structured:

| Number of Square Feet | Time in Minutes | |-----------------------|------------------| | 10 | 4 | | 70 | | | 210 | | | 120 | | | 84 | | | 28 | | | 64 | | | 12 | |

To fill in the time for 70 square feet, assuming linearity based on existing data:

  1. For 10 square feet, it takes 4 minutes.
  2. For 70 square feet, we can estimate based on the existing relationship.
  3. If there is a consistent increase in time, we can estimate the cleaning times for 28, 64, and 84 square feet.

Here's a suggestion to fill in the response areas based on comparison and extrapolation of values, however, please consider consulting existing data or averages from similar cleaning services if available for better accuracy.

For the empty response areas, here are the assignments based on the prompt hints:

  • Position corresponding to 70 square feet can be estimated to take 28 minutes based on the proportional increase seen from 10 minutes to larger spaces.
  • The 210 square feet can potentially be assigned 84 minutes considering it is about double the area compared to the next logical estimate.
  • The 120 square feet might be around 48 minutes following the trend of incremental increases noted in the previous values.

Here’s the filled-in table:

| Number of Square Feet | Time in Minutes | |-----------------------|------------------| | 10 | 4 | | 70 | 28 | | 210 | 84 | | 120 | 48 | | 84 | 64 | | 28 | 12 |

Please adjust the actual cleaning times according to your specific data or estimates.