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2 years ago

7. Choose if the product is a Good, a Service, or Both.

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Papessa [141]2 years ago

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Answer:

1 buying a bicycle it's a good

2 getting a back message it's a service

3 getting the plumbing fixed in your house it's a service

4 use of a smartphone app it's a service

5 buying a new Ac unit for your house it's a service

6 buying a hamburger it's a good

7 getting your taxes completed by a tax firm it's both

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