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Business, 13.04.2021 14:00 jshu1998

How much would Software C cost you in the long run?
80% . $0
$[?]
Satisfaction
Not Satisfied
20%. $20,000
$5,000
Software C
Software D
$8,000
85% $0
Satisfaction
Not Satisfied
15%. $15,000


How much would Software C cost

you in the long run?
80% . $0
$[?]
Satisfaction
Not Satisfied
20%.

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