A community is trying to decide on the location

for a new shopping center. Two possible locations

have been proposed, with each location having

some benefits and some problems. The proper

approach to deciding the best location would be

to

(1) select the site that could hold the most stores

(2) select the site that would be the least expensive

to develop

(3) compare the problems, but not the benefits

(4) compare the trade-offs of building at either

location

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Ayden Roy

Biology

14 October, 19:48

A community is trying to decide on the location

for a new shopping center. Two possible locations

have been proposed, with each location having

some benefits and some problems. The proper

approach to deciding the best location would be

to

(1) select the site that could hold the most stores

(2) select the site that would be the least expensive

to develop

(3) compare the problems, but not the benefits

(4) compare the trade-offs of building at either

location

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Cullen Clay · Answer 1

The site that could hold the most stores would be the site with the largest area, which the one that would be the least expensive to develop is the one farthest away from the main road.