In the case against Microsoft,it was claimed that combining Internet Explorer and Windows was
A) predatory pricing.
B) an illegal tying agreement.
C) creating one product that is convenient for the consumers.
D) illegal territorial confinement.
E) an inefficient resale maintenance agreement.

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The combination of Internet Explorer and Windows was claimed to be an illegal tying agreement, as it required consumers to use Internet Explorer as the default browser, limiting competition in the browser market.

In the Case Against Microsoft,it Was Claimed That Combining Internet