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A glass of fresh milk with 1% fat is an example of.., 1) a compound 2) an element. 3) a homogeneous mixture. 4) a heterogeneous mixture.

A glass of fresh milk with 1% fat is an example of.., 1) a compound 2) an element. 3) a homogeneous mixture. 4) a heterogeneous mixture.
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A glass of fresh milk with 1% fat is an example of..,

1) a compound
2) an element.
3) a homogeneous mixture.
4) a heterogeneous mixture.

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the answer is a.element because nothing is with it

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