When Netscape took Microsoft to court for using anti- competitive practices, the contention was that the Internet Explorer, a browser, and Windows, the operating system, were:
A)not working properly.
B)incompatible.
C)substitutes.
D)complements.

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Internet Explorer and Windows were argued to be complements because Microsoft bundled them together, leveraging its dominant position in operating systems to gain an advantage in the browser market. This bundling was seen as an anti-competitive practice because it discouraged the use of other browsers by making Internet Explorer the default choice for Windows users.

When Netscape Took Microsoft to Court for Using Anti- Competitive