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Travis has agreed to invest $16,000 in a partnership with his sister and brother-in-law. he does not intend to actively work in the partnership, nor does he wish to risk any of his own assets other than the $16,000 he initially invest. the partnership has agreed to permit him to share in the profits. as an expert on forms of business ownership, you know that travis is a this partnership.

a) general partner
b) preferred stockholder
c) secondary partner
d) limited partner

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