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Calcium and phosphate are important parts of the bone matrix because they: A provide flexibility to bone. B promote the formation of cartilage. C provide strength and durability …

Calcium and phosphate are important parts of the bone matrix because they: A provide flexibility to bone. B promote the formation of cartilage. C provide strength and durability …
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Calcium and phosphate are important parts of the bone matrix because they:

A provide flexibility to bone.

B promote the formation of cartilage.

C provide strength and durability to bone.

D produce blood cells in the bone marrow.

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Answer: provide strength and durability to bone.

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Answer: it’s c

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