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Business, 08.02.2021 18:40 dchannakhone84

A high school football team arrives to practice one day to find that all of their equipment is missing. The coach wants to make sure he has considered every possibility before he the principal. Which of the following pieces of evidence would be relevant to help explain what happened to the equipment? a. The school board has instituted budget cuts to the football program. b. Many of the players' parents have raised concerns over the potential for head injuries in contact football. c. The football team often exchanges pranks with their biggest rival, a high school team from the next town. d. The equipment has failed a recent safety inspection.

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