Question

what does in- mean in inherent
a. in, on, into
b. over, above, on top of
c. out, out of, from
d. im not sure

Explanation:

The prefix "in -" in English often has meanings related to "in, on, into". For example, in words like "inside" (in a particular space), "inhale" (breathe in). "Inherent" means existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute. The "in -" here has the root sense of being within or part of the nature (as if "in" the thing's essence). Options b ("over, above, on top of") is more related to the prefix "over -" or "super -"; option c ("out, out of, from") is related to prefixes like "ex -" or "out -".

Answer:

a. in, on, into