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What is the best way to rewrite this sentences as a compound sentence?

Curiosity's landing on Mars required tremendous effort. The six-wheeled rover weighs nearly one ton.

A. Curiosity's landing on Mars required tremendous effort; and the six-wheeled rover weighs nearly one ton.
B. Curiosity's landing on Mars required tremendous effort, for the six-wheeled rover weighs nearly one ton.
C. Curiosity's landing on Mars required tremendous effort; nor the six-wheeled rover weighs nearly one ton.
D. Curiosity's landing on Mars required tremendous effort, yet the six-wheeled rover weighs nearly one ton.

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yjsunrise758 yjsunrise758 · Answer 1 · 2021-04-14T02:24:49+02:00

Answer:

The correct answer is B.

Explanation:

A is excluded because the part of the sentence after the semicolon is not an independent clause.

C is not a properly structured sentence. The meaning is fuzzy, and difficult to comprehend.

Finally, D. The "yet" indicates a form of surprise at a certain outcome. It does not work in this situation because 1 ton is a lot of weight.

This explanation is weird but I hope this helped!