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a chef knows that ground beef used for hamburger is safe to eat once it reaches 160 degrees fahrenheit . For optimized taste and safety , he will not allow a hamburger cooked to a temperature under 16” degrees or over 170 degrees to be served . which graph represents the conditions under which the chef will not allow the hamburger to be served

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Answered by Anonymous
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