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Business, 30.04.2021 02:50, Brainly264

William has been playing a rented saxophone for the last three years. He has now saved up enough money to purchase a new one, so he visits his local music store. The music store sells saxophones from two main companies. One company offers just the saxophone while the other includes reeds, cleaning equipment, and a buffing cloth. The instruments are the same price, so William decides to purchase the second one that includes the extra components. The choice William made was based on the instrument maker’s: Group of answer choices

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