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4 years ago

What was the third most favorite communication method chosen?

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Nezavi [6.7K]4 years ago

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Based on the given figure above which is about the favorite communication method, we can see that the most favorite is cell phone next and followed by e-mail, then the third one is cell phone call, then instant message, and the least favorite would be landline call. So based on the results, the third most favorite communication method would be cell phone call. The answer is option B.

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