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Lab Safety What should you do if a piece of lab equipment is broken? J. Try to fix it. k. Tell a teacher immediately. L. Pick up broken glass immediately before anyone gets hurt. M. Pretend like nothing
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Lab Safety
What should you do if a piece of lab
equipment is broken?
J. Try to fix it.
k. Tell a teacher immediately.
L. Pick up broken glass immediately
before anyone gets hurt.
M. Pretend like nothing happened.
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