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There are exactly three steps—Steps 1, 2, and 3, in that order—used to assemble light bulbs at a particular factory. Some of the bulbs fail to make it through every step in the assembly process; if a bulb fails a given step, it will not proceed to the next step. For the most recent month, the factory manager knows the number of bulbs that were started as well as each of the following: A = the number of bulbs making it through Step 1 only; B = the number of bulbs making it through at least Step 2; C = the number of bulbs making it through all three steps. : Two Part Analysis (TPA)