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The root word graph- means: a. Cut b. Measure c. Attach d. Write
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The root word graph- means:
a. Cut
b. Measure
c. Attach
d. Write
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It means to Write, Curve, or Draw
But the answer to your Question would be letter D. Write
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The root word graph- means D. Write
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