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Option 2 : Photographing an exhibit in place preserves its original context for later reconstruction.
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सही उत्तर Photographing an exhibit in place preserves its original context for later reconstruction. है।
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Statement: "Every exhibit collected from a scene must be photographed in place before it is moved." Which of the following follows logically?
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Exhibits that are photographed need never be collected.
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Photographing an exhibit in place preserves its original context for later reconstruction.
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Exhibits moved without photography are always inadmissible.
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Photography alone is sufficient proof of an exhibit's identity.
Correct Answer: Photographing an exhibit in place preserves its original context for later reconstruction.
The statement's rationale is that in-place photography records positional context before disturbance; (b) captures this inference, while (a), (c) and (d) overstate the claim into absolutes the statement never makes. / (English-only section)
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