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What is the smallest organized unit of life? a. cell b. tissue c. organs d. organisms
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What is the smallest organized unit of life?

a. cell
b. tissue
c. organs
d. organisms

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it is a.cell because tissues, organs and organisms are larger than a cell so 'a' is the correct answer
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