Appling What you’ve learned
In the following table, we have listed various features that a person might consider when buying a new car.
Cost | Size | Warranty (years) | Safety Rating | Antitheft Package | |
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Subcompact |
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Good | Yes |
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Midrange |
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Good | No |
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Subcompact |
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Moderate | Yes |
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Compact |
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Poor | No |
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Subcompact |
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Poor | No |
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Compact |
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Poor | No |
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Compact |
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Moderate | Yes |
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Midrange |
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Good | No |
In the universal set
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