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All of the following are examples of synthesizing except:

Advanced Placement (AP)

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marysya [2.9K]2 years ago

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Rephrasing and Rewriting to create a term paper is not an example of synthesis.

Answer: Option(a)

Explanation:

Synthesis is defined as the process of combining a group of ideas or facts to get a new concept or theory.

From the options we can explain the example of synthesis;

Option (b) explains that the color combination of yellow and blue together will result in green.
Option (c) suggest that the combination of lyrics and music gives a song.
Option (d) gives the collection of ideas and facts together that results in a conclusion.

Above examples explain the process of synthesis

But option (a) gives that rephrasing and rewriting to create a term paper.

The above two involves making changes in a content or text in paper and thus it is not an example of synthesis.

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