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The amount of ice required for a restaurant is approximately:
 
  A) 3 lb per person. B) 6 lb per person. C) 5 lb per person. D) 30 lb per person.

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The amount of ice required for a salad bar is approximately
 
  A) 3 lb per cubic foot. B) 30 lb per cubic foot.
  C) 5 lb per cubic foot. D) 6 lb per cubic foot.



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