Yeah he's always wanted a diamond engagement ring and tells her boyfriend, Tom, that she will not except anything other than a diamond ring. Tom goes to the jewelry store and can only find eight $5000 ring. Which is for more than he can responsibly afford. Which the following choices pairs a monetary cost with a positive consequence?

A. Buying the ring, the loss of Jackie

B. Buying the ring, engagement to Jackie.

C. Not buying the ring, the loss of Jackie

D. Not buying the ring, engagement to Jackie

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Scarlet Graves

Social Studies

2 May, 22:51

Yeah he's always wanted a diamond engagement ring and tells her boyfriend, Tom, that she will not except anything other than a diamond ring. Tom goes to the jewelry store and can only find eight $5000 ring. Which is for more than he can responsibly afford. Which the following choices pairs a monetary cost with a positive consequence?

A. Buying the ring, the loss of Jackie

B. Buying the ring, engagement to Jackie.

C. Not buying the ring, the loss of Jackie

D. Not buying the ring, engagement to Jackie

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Dud · Answer 1

The answer is b ...

Corey Duarte · Answer 2

Because it asks for a positive consequence, you want to look for an engagement to Jackie. Because Jackie said she wouldn't accept anything less than a diamond ring, Tom must buy the ring. Therefore, your answer is B.