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it's b and the bottom one is c
Think it was mr Sam hope this helps
No, it is false that there are distinct separations between each level of political party organization, and it is generally false that polls <span>are always an accurate measure of public opinion, since there is a high degree of variance. </span>
<h3>Correct answer is:</h3><h2>Possibility.</h2><h3>Explanation:</h3>
The investor's opportunity cost expresses the cost of a predictable dilemma. If you prefer one choice over a different, then the cost of preferring that choice enhances your opportunity cost. For instance, there is an opportunity cost of preferring to support a business with a mortgage over advertising stock.
