Services: 1 point A represent tangible activities or benefits provided to consumers in exchange for money or some other value. B. refer to intangible activities, benefits, or satisfactions offered for sale. C. cannot be stored and accessed at a later date. D. include any activity, either tangible or intangible, provided by an organization in exchange for monetary remuneration. 1 point Visitors to a nail salon may have diffic distir ing between the overall look of the salon and their perception of quality of the service they received. This demonstrates A. intangibility of services B. incongruity of services C. inseparability of services from consumers D. inflexibility of services 1 point Developing, pricing, promoting, and delivering services is challenging because the quality of a service is often A intangible B. invisible C. inconsistent D. inseparable