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When something is —. It means we can't see it A) unbelievable B) disappear C) visible D) invisible
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When something is —. It means we can't see it

A) unbelievable
B) disappear
C) visible
D) invisible

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Invisible, when you can’t see somethings it’s invisible
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The answer to that question is: D) Invisible
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