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attashe74 [19]
3 years ago
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Violet, William, and Xavier are partners in a partnership that sells medical devices. Violet and William each contributed $100,0

00 to the partnership. Xavier contributed $300,000 to the partnership. The partners vote on whether or not to purchase a new $100 machine. Violet and William support the purchase. Xavier opposes the purchase. Unless the partnership agreement states otherwise, the partnership will a. not purchase the machine because partnership decisions in management matters always require a unanimous vote b. purchase the machine because the support of one partner is required for the partnership to commit itself to a given action c. not purchase the machine because Xavier's interest in the partnership exceeds the interest of Violet and William combined d. purchase the machine because each partner has one vote in management matters
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mafiozo [28]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

d. purchase the machine because each partner has one vote in management matters

Explanation:

Since in the question it is mentioned that the partners vote whether or not to buy a new machine for $100 so the violet and William would agree on this but Xavier does not agree

Now according to this situation the machine should be purchased as each partner vote is necessary also there is a majority of 2 person to buy the machine

hence, the option d is correct

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