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Viruses are not living because they are made of cells they cannot synthesize DNA or RNA they cannot reproduce on their own they do not contain a cell membrane
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Viruses are not living because
they are made of cells
they cannot synthesize DNA or RNA
they cannot reproduce on their own
they do not contain a cell membrane
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The answer is the third one
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They cannot reproduce on their own! Hope this helps!
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