Which of the following presents solutions for potential customers and requests purchase decisions?
A) Internal proposals
B) External proposals
C) Investment proposals
D) Grant proposals
E) Sales proposals
Answer: E
Answer: E
Explanation: E) Investment proposals request funding from outside investors, grant proposals request funds from government agencies and other sponsoring organizations, and sales proposals present solutions for potential customers and request purchase decisions.
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