Which is true about the "neutral point" on symmetric synthetic scales?
A)there are no neutral points on these scales
B)the neutral points should be counted as zeroes
C)the neutral point is not considered an origin or zero
D)there cannot be a "neutral point" on a synthetic scale
E)none of the above

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The neutral point on a symmetric synthetic scale is not considered an origin or zero. This is because a synthetic scale is created artificially and does not have an inherent zero point. Therefore, any point that is considered "neutral" is not a true zero point or origin. Choice A is incorrect because some symmetric synthetic scales do have neutral points. Choice B is incorrect because neutral points are not counted as zeroes. Choice D is incorrect because neutral points can exist on synthetic scales.

Which Is True About the "Neutral Point" on Symmetric Synthetic