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PLLSSSS HELP NEED ASAP The price of a stock was $15.22 per share. An investor bought the most shares possible for $2000. To the nearest whole number, how many shares of stock di…

PLLSSSS HELP NEED ASAP The price of a stock was $15.22 per share. An investor bought the most shares possible for $2000. To the nearest whole number, how many shares of stock di…
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PLLSSSS HELP NEED ASAP The price of a stock was $15.22 per share. An investor bought the most shares possible for $2000. To the nearest whole number, how many shares of stock did she buy? A.) 131 B.)133 C.)478 D.)761

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