Which of the following U.S.Supreme Court decisions creates precedent for future cases?

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Both majority decisions and unanimous decisions create precedent for future cases. A majority decision is when at least five out of the nine justices agree on the outcome and reasoning of a case, and this decision becomes binding precedent for lower courts to follow. Similarly, a unanimous decision is when all nine justices agree on the outcome and reasoning of a case, and this also creates binding precedent. Plurality decisions, on the other hand, do not create precedent because they occur when there is no majority agreement on a reasoning for a decision.

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