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3 years ago

Buying a new computer for which of these reasons is most likely a sound financial decision

2 answers:

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Some good reasons to buy a computer would be because you need it for work or school (these activities are investments that will increase your earning potential). Some unsound financial reasons for spending money on a new computer are because you just don't like your old one or you want to spend more time playing video games.

Anna71 [15]3 years ago

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Answer:

The correct answer is "You need it to do your hw".

Explanation:

A computer today is more than just a piece of entertainment. Many professionals work from home with one of these and depending on the characteristics of the job they must evaluate which computer to buy. Thus, buying a new computer involves taking into account several factors that influence the decision financially.

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