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Luis got himself in trouble by accidentally sending an e-mail to a client instead of his co-worker. He resolved to be more caref

ul in the future to prevent this from happening again. Luis can use these practices to help him avoid sending out e-mail to the wrong person.

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Yes he can, Luis can double check the person he is sending it to.

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(1) the double-declining-balance method

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(2) the sum-of-year digits

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(1) the double-declining-balance method

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