Which statement best explains how organ systems work together to remove wastes?

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soldier1979 [14.2K]3 years ago

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Carbon Dioxide is one of waste produced from Our cells during respiration. The circulatory system carries Carbon Dioxide from cells either in haemaglobin in RBC or plasm. The Carbon Dioxide being carried to blood cappilaries near alveoli before diffused into alveoli and then being removed away by respiratory system in the process of respiration while we exhale

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