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Pat shopped at Target for new summer shorts. After trying on three different brands and price comparing, he decided to buy the Dockers shorts. While heading to the checkout stand, he spotted earphones hanging on the endcap of the electronics area. Remembering he needed new earbuds for his iPod, he grabbed a set and paid for it all at the checkout counter. What types of product categories did Pat experience in this shopping trip

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