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__________ goals may not be exactly the same, but they still work together for a common good. a. Grapevine b. Compatible C. Lateral d. Organization

__________ goals may not be exactly the same, but they still work together for a common good. a. Grapevine b. Compatible C. Lateral d. Organization
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__________ goals may not be exactly the same, but they still work together for a common good.

a. Grapevine
b. Compatible
C. Lateral
d. Organization

User Drl
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It would be B. Compatible. They aren't exactly aligned within each other, but they work regardless
User Elph
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Answer:

Compatible

Step-by-step explanation:

That's kinda the definition of compatible

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