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Which organ in the body is primarily responsible for breaking down fats? a. spleen. b. pancreas. c. stomach. d. gall bladder.
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Which organ in the body is primarily responsible for breaking down fats?

a. spleen.
b. pancreas.
c. stomach.
d. gall bladder.

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gall bladder

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D.) Gall Bladder is the answer!

'cause it stores "Bile" which help in Emulsification of fats!

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