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Solve the Problem. -Monday's Closing Value of Your Company's Stock Was Up

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Solve the problem.
-Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up Solve the problem. -Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up   Tuesday's was up   , Wednesday's was down   but Thursday's closing was up again by   . Finally, the stock closed the week down   What was the net change for the week? A)    B)    C)    D)   Tuesday's was up Solve the problem. -Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up   Tuesday's was up   , Wednesday's was down   but Thursday's closing was up again by   . Finally, the stock closed the week down   What was the net change for the week? A)    B)    C)    D)   , Wednesday's was down Solve the problem. -Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up   Tuesday's was up   , Wednesday's was down   but Thursday's closing was up again by   . Finally, the stock closed the week down   What was the net change for the week? A)    B)    C)    D)   but Thursday's closing was up again by Solve the problem. -Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up   Tuesday's was up   , Wednesday's was down   but Thursday's closing was up again by   . Finally, the stock closed the week down   What was the net change for the week? A)    B)    C)    D)   . Finally, the stock closed the week down Solve the problem. -Monday's closing value of your company's stock was up   Tuesday's was up   , Wednesday's was down   but Thursday's closing was up again by   . Finally, the stock closed the week down   What was the net change for the week? A)    B)    C)    D)   What was the net change for the week?

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