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The function of the respiratory system is to A) did the body of waste B) transport materials in the body C) break down food D) breathe
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The function of the respiratory system is to
A) did the body of waste
B) transport materials in the body
C) break down food
D) breathe
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Answer:
to breathe
Step-by-step explanation:
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The respiratory helps us to breath.
So D.
hope this helps!
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