How does the large intestine help the body excrete wastes? It reabsorbs water from filtrate. It forms urine. It removes urea from the body. It processes undigested food into feces.

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How does the large intestine help the body excrete wastes?

It reabsorbs water from filtrate.
It forms urine.
It removes urea from the body.
It processes undigested food into feces.

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D. It processes undigested food into feces.

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It processes undigested food into feces.

Step-by-step explanation:

Harshith Thota answered Oct 22, 2022

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