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Congress's power to coin money is A. an implied power B. an enumerated power C. a non-legislative power D. an elastic power​

Congress's power to coin money is A. an implied power B. an enumerated power C. a non-legislative power D. an elastic power​
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Congress's power to coin money is

A. an implied power
B. an enumerated power
C. a non-legislative power
D. an elastic power​

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A I think sorry if wrong
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User Andrew Gray
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Answer: B. an enumerated power

Step-by-step explanation:

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