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Why is DNA fingerprinting used in forensics? A. to identify the place of crime B. to identify the evidence C. to identify the modus operandi D. to identify the culprit

Why is DNA fingerprinting used in forensics? A. to identify the place of crime B. to identify the evidence C. to identify the modus operandi D. to identify the culprit
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Why is DNA fingerprinting used in forensics?

A. to identify the place of crime
B. to identify the evidence
C. to identify the modus operandi
D. to identify the culprit

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the answer is B: To identity the evidence
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