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Select all combinations that are possible options within Ben's purchasing constraints 12 songs and 4 books 15 songs and 9 books 18 songs and 5 books 35 songs and 1 book
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Select all combinations

that are possible options within Ben's purchasing
constraints
12 songs and 4 books
15 songs and 9 books
18 songs and 5 books
35 songs and 1 book

Select all combinations that are possible options within Ben's purchasing constraints-example-1
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a, c, and d are the three possible options he has.

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a, c, and d are the three possible options he has.
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