On the basis of the information, and assuming trade occurs between the three states, we can expect Multiple Choice Washington to exchange apples with Michigan and receive money in return. Washington to exchange apples with Texas and receive money in return. Texas to trade lettuce directly for Washington apples.

Washington to exchange apples with Texas and receive money in return.

Explanation:

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From the question, we are informed that Michigan has surplus autos, and wants lettuce. Texas has surplus lettuce and wants apples. Washington has surplus apples and wants autos.

If trade occurs among the three states, Washington will exchange its apples with Texas since it has surplus apples and Texas also want apples. Of the three states, it is only Washington that has surplus apples so it can exchange with Texas for money.

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