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3 years ago

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The answer is B. Vas deferens.

The Vas deferens is a tube that carries the sperm from your testes to the urethra and out the body. A vasectomy is a form of birth control where the pathway of sperm is blocked through cutting or tying off the vas deferens. The word Vasectomy comes from the term Vas<span> deferens.</span>

arsen [322]3 years ago

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Answer: Vas deference

Explanation: This is a method of contraception in uses a small surgical procedure. This method is a permanent method of contraception.

During this procedure, male vas deference are cut and tied together or we can say it is sealed to prevent the path of sperm from getting into the urethra and in this way it prevents fertilization of a females egg during the sexual intercourse.

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Force due to tension in the rope, $T_{r} = 20 N$

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