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You and your team have been hired to set up a computer classroom for Tech United, Inc. An up and coming tech startup who will like to become a tech training company. Tech United, Inc. wants to offer various different kinds of tech training at their new office location. They have only one classroom space available that can accommodate up to 30 students. The classroom is already equipped with tables and chairs. The classroom, however, does not have any computers, routers, projectors, smartboard etc. This is where you come in. The company has $40,000 as a starting budget and will like for you to determine for them what computers/keyboards/mouse/router/pr inter/smartboard etc. they should buy. You determine based on their budget, how many of each item should be purchased for the classroom.

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