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son4ous [18]
2 years ago
6

You were rushing to get to school on time and dropped your breakfast food! Choose one atom in that food item and explain the sto

ry of how it got there in the first place and what happened to it next, if no human picks it up and it remains in the environment.
Follow your atom through at least one plant, one animal, and one decomposer.
There are possibly multiple paths your atom can take, but you only need to choose one for your story.
Explain how your atom gets from one point to the next.
You can use evidence from your notebook to help you tell your story.
You can use words and pictures to tell your story.



and dont just put a random answer
Chemistry
1 answer:
OLga [1]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

I am going to chose your apple on your breakfast plate. Somebody plantes the apple seed. The apple tree takes time to grow. Once the apples are ready to be picked they are picked. Then the apples are sorted and go off to different schools like your school. Which is where you pick the apple up and put it on your plate.

Explanation:

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