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3 years ago

The space between a cover letter closing and the author’s typewritten name is called the _____.

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The space between a cover letter closing and the author's typewritten name is called the signature line. This would be the space where you would either physically sign your name with a pen above the type written name once you have printed the letter out or if you are sending it electronically where you would insert a copy of your signature. You must always have a signature on cover letters.

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a) 100 units

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c) 50 units

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holding cost $1

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