To the nearest dollar, how much did the business initially invest in 1991 A. $4,637 B. $4,631 C. $3,450 D. $3,455

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To the nearest dollar, how much did the business initially invest in 1991

A. $4,637
B. $4,631
C. $3,450
D. $3,455

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