Angela ordered a cabinet from a local furniture store. When she received her
invoice she noticed that the total she was being asked to pay was higher than
the figure she had in her head. Which of these is most likely the reason
Angela's total is more than she thought it would be?
A. She didn't include the sales tax.
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B. The cabinet costs more than she was told.
O
C. The furniture store made a mistake.
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D. She ordered more than one cabinet.
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