A reference line in a letter refers the reader to
A) The number used on the previous correspondence the letter refers to.
B) The invoice number which the letter is about.
C) The number of pages in the letter.
D) Either A and B
E) All of the above.

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A reference line in a letter is used to refer the reader to specific information related to previous correspondence (option A) or an invoice number (option B). It helps in quickly identifying the context or subject matter the letter is addressing.

A Reference Line in a Letter Refers the Reader to