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3. How do plants benefit from human respiration? A. Plants need oxygen to survive B. Plants need water to survive C. Plants need carbon dioxide to survive D. Plants need nitrogen to survive
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3. How do plants benefit from human respiration?
A. Plants need oxygen to survive
B. Plants need water to survive
C. Plants need carbon dioxide to survive
D. Plants need nitrogen to survive
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the answer is c because i think that
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The answer is C
Why:
A - this is natural
B - water is natural
D - this is also natural
C- this is right because when we breathe out we produce more carbon dioxide then we breathed in.
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