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1. Since minerals come from non-living things, they are A. crystals B. solids C. coloured D. inorganic substances​

1. Since minerals come from non-living things, they are A. crystals B. solids C. coloured D. inorganic substances​
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1. Since minerals come from non-living things, they are

A. crystals
B. solids
C. coloured
D. inorganic substances​

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D. Inorganic Substances
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Answer:

D. inorganic substances​

Step-by-step explanation:

Inorganic lacks carbon, which is usually found in living things.

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