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Jack is going shopping for new fishing gear, but he wants to make sure that he does not spend more than $120. What would be the best way to make sure he does not spend any more than $120?
Select the best answer from the cholces provided.
O A withdraw $100 from an ATM, then use his credit card if needed
B. use his credit card
OC withdraw $120 from an ATM to use for purchases
D. use his debit card

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