alleryStart learning →In careful usage, "redundant" means:
Ain excess of need
Bcompletely useless
Cunable to function
Dbadly damaged
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. in excess of need
Redundant describes a surplus, not something broken or without worth.
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