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I really need this much help. I still don't get how this works. I only know that when you blow into a tube, you see what's inside
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I really need this much help. I still don't get how this works.
I only know that when you blow into a tube, you see what's inside
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Answer is B: blowing into the tube adds carbon dioxide to the water
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Answer: B
Explanation:carbon dioxide is used for photosynthesis
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