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shenderson6

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Manufacturers' reps:
 A) possess expert product knowledge.
  B) sell non-competing but complementary products.
  C) take title to the goods handled.
  D) all of the answer choices
  E) both possess expert product knowledge and sell non-competing but complementary products.

Question 2

Generally, manufacturers' reps:
 A) take title to the products handled.
  B) are restricted to a limited geographical area.
  C) hold inventory.
  D) provide customers with prompt delivery.
  E) all of the answer choices



pratush dev

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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



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