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- 1. COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS COURSE TITLE – Quantitative Analysis for Management Decision Making COURSE CODE - MBA 661 Individual Assignment Name – Yehualashet T.Mariam Bezu Section - MBA ID - ……. Submitted to Daniel Tekle (Assistance Professor) March, 2023 Ethiopia, Gofa Sawula