Bones are composed of three main components, what are they? (Choose all that apply)

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1 answer:

Alinara [238K]3 years ago

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Answer:

funny bone and compact bone

Explanation:

your funny bone only reacts if you hit it against something the compact bone is the heaviest and strongest bone in your body and the bone marrow is soft sponge like tissue in the center if most bones that produces white and red blood cells

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E*A = Q / ε₀

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