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3 years ago

In which sentence is symmetric used correctly?

English

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kobusy [5.1K]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Symmetric means that a part that is viewed in a mirror produces an image that is symmetric which the object. In other words, they look the same.

A: The first sentence uses lumpy and uncomfortable. They are not the same. Not A.

B: Tall and short are opposites. They are not symmetrical.

C: This one is hard to get rid of. It is not what is paid out for each item that matters. It's that they are different items. Not C

D: this is the answer. If you could somehow isolate the sideburns they look alike. They are symmetric. You can't tell one from the other.

Rom4ik [11]3 years ago

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D:
Bill’s sideburns were even on both sides, so they were symmetric.

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