When directors vote on issues affecting the corporation, ordinary matters generally require
A)a greater-than-majority vote.
B)a majority vote.
C)one vote.
D)a unanimous vote.

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Ordinary matters affecting a corporation typically require a majority vote from the directors to pass. This means that more than half of the directors voting must agree on the decision for it to be approved.

When Directors Vote on Issues Affecting the Corporation, Ordinary Matters