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It took three assembly-line workers 6.48 seconds, 7.072 seconds, and 9.6 seconds to assemble a produ

It took three assembly-line workers 6.48 seconds, 7.072 seconds, and 9.6 seconds to assemble a product. How many seconds in all did they work?
A) 23.152 sec
B) 10.192 sec
C) 13.552 sec
D) 16.08 sec

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