What Is a "Fungible Good

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Multiple Choice

What is a "fungible good?"

• A)A good for which one unit of the good is essentially the same as every other unit of the good.
• B)A good that is given as the subject of an inter vivos gift.
• C)A good that has value but not actual,physical form,such as a stock or a bond.
• D)A good that was once classified as mislaid property,but which was later transferred to the owner of the realty on which it was mislaid by operation of law.
• E)A good which was once moveable but is now permanently attached to real property.

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