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An order for 1,850 shares of stock involves

An order for 1,850 shares of stock involves
A) 18 round lots and one odd lot.
B) one block lot and one odd lot.
C) one block lot, 8 round lots, and one odd lot.
D) one round lot and one odd lot.

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