Question

10 what happens after the president signs a bill? a it goes back to a congressional committee for final approval b it goes back to the full house of representatives for final approval c it goes back to the full senate for final approval d it becomes a law

Explanation:

In the U.S. legislative process, once a bill is signed by the President, it completes the process and becomes a law. Options A, B, and C are incorrect because the bill has already gone through Congressional committees, the House, and the Senate before reaching the President. Signing by the President is the final step to make it a law.

Answer:

D. It becomes a law