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3 years ago

Can someone pick one of these and do it for me I give brainless (EMERGENCY it’s due in 30 mins) please!!!!

Biology

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Diano4ka-milaya [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Acrostic Poem:

C- Carbon dioxide, carbonic acid gas, C02 (you can choose either of the three to put for this one).

A- Atmosphere has 0.04% percent.

R- Reactant in photosynthesis.

B- Broken down into the earth.

O- Organisms that are living have carbon in them.

N- Natural, but not a natural resource.

C- Cellular respiration.

Y- You should know carbon can be found by itself in a pure form.

C- Coal and other fossil fuels.

L- Life's necessity.

E- Endless cycle.

Explanation:

I hope this helps and I wasn't too late

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