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liberstina [14]

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Physical science tries to a. Survey all of science b. Describe the environment and interaction between living things c. Describe

matter and energy and the relationship between matter and energy d. Describe rocks minerals and resources

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RideAnS [48]2 years ago

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Answer:

option "c" is correct

Explanation:

Physical science or Physics is the study of matter, energy and their mutual relationship.

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