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On the mohs hardness scale ,the lower the number the _______ the mineral is fill the blank softer harder heavier science
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On the mohs hardness scale ,the lower the number the _______ the mineral is
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Softer because it’s asking on a scale
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Softer? I hope this helps :)
Step-by-step explanation:
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