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Sandy and Alex are married, with no dependents. They wish to file a joint tax return. Both of them work, but their combined salaries only put them at a slightly above-average income. They would also like to deduct interest paid on their student loans. Recommend an appropriate 1040 form for Sandy and Alex to fill out. a. 1040 b. 1040-EZ c. 1040-2 d. 1040-A

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