English, asked by ranamakwana504, 2 months ago

The phrase ‘used both as toothbrush and toothpaste’ refers to

a) its dual needs

b) its dual purpose

c) its dual growth

d) its dual nature

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Answered by ishita8846

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The phrase ‘used both as toothbrush and toothpaste’ refers to -

b) its dual purpose

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