Question

the president vetoes a bill proposed to become law by congress. in this situation, what is the purpose of this power? to limit the power of the legislative branch to replace the power of the legislative branch to strengthen the power of the legislative branch to remove the power of the legislative branch

Explanation:

The veto power is part of the system of checks - and - balances. The president's veto on a congressional bill is to limit the legislative branch's power to make laws. It doesn't replace, strengthen, or remove the legislative branch's power.

Answer:

to limit the power of the legislative branch