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Choosing a computer that costs instead of one that costs means that you'll have less money available for other purchases. A. $1900; $2000 B. $1900: $1800 C. $1800; $1900 D. $1800; $2000
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Choosing a computer that costs

instead of one that costs
means that you'll have less money available for other purchases.

A. $1900; $2000
B. $1900: $1800
C. $1800; $1900
D. $1800; $2000

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Answer:b

Explanation:

Because in took test

User Anna Gevel
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Answer:

Explanation:

D. $1800; $ 2000

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