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Why are slide presentations universal in business environments?

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Stella [2.4K]3 years ago

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Answer: C. because they are easy to use and can accommodate all varieties of information

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a. $31,850

b. $29,650

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Requirement A:

Interest on his residence is deductible = $29,650

Interest on car loan (non deductible) = $0

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Total deductible = $31,850

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