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If the Latin root fais means “to do,” what does feasible mean? capable of being done action of completing a task willing to participate unwilling to do
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If the Latin root fais means “to do,” what does feasible mean?

capable of being done

action of completing a task

willing to participate

unwilling to do

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capable of being done :)
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I believe the answer is: capable of being done

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