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Sergei has multiple options for which job to work on Saturday. He only has time to work one job. He can choose to: rake up leaves to make $50, make deliveries for $70, or babysit for $65. If Sergei chooses the option that makes him the most money, what is the opportunity cost of the best decision?(1 point)
$50
$120
$70
$65
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$65
If he chooses the highest-paying job (deliveries for $70), the opportunity cost is the value of the next-best option he gives up, which is babysitting for $65.
If he chooses the highest-paying job (deliveries for $70), the opportunity cost is the value of the next-best option he gives up, which is babysitting for $65.
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