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19 December, 19:55

Jerry has $50 to spend at the electronics store. He sees two movies that he wants that are $15 each. There is also a video game that he wants that costs $45. Which statement best describes the opportunity costs and benefits of buying the movies? Select the best answer from the choices provided.

The opportunity cost is $30; the benefit is the hours of entertainment from the movies.

The opportunity cost is that he cannot afford the game; the benefit is that he saved $45.

The opportunity cost is $30; the benefit is that he still has $20.

The opportunity cost is that he cannot afford the game; the benefit is that he has the two movies.

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  1. 19 December, 20:03
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    I believe it'd be d ... I'm not quite sure ... D makes the most sense to me ...
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