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The paragraph below comes from the rental agreement Susan signed when she opened her account at Super Video.

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nataly862011 [7]2 years ago

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The answer is C I just took the test and It said B was wrong

Effectus [21]2 years ago

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B) it will cost about the same to keep the movie or to return it; she should keep it.

5 days' worth of late fees would be 5(1.50) = 7.50.
The purchase price is 9.99; 9.99+7.50 = 17.49.

If she gets a cab, she pays around $10 round trip; 10 + 7.50 = 17.50

It is roughly the same price.

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