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For a science project, Janet performs four experiments that are supposed to show a chemical reaction. She displays her results i

n a table.
a. experiment 1
b. experiment 2
c. experiment 3
d. experiment 4

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Lina20 [59]3 years ago

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A. experiment 1 i believe its the best answer

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