5. The organic waste dumped in the compost pit disappears after some time. This is because

a. The microorganisms present in the soil decompose them

b. Some bacteria convert some part of the organic waste to gaseous nitrogen.

c. They are changed into simpler substances and absorbed into the soil

d. None of the above

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Brody Jordan

Biology

22 January, 07:24

5. The organic waste dumped in the compost pit disappears after some time. This is because

a. The microorganisms present in the soil decompose them

b. Some bacteria convert some part of the organic waste to gaseous nitrogen.

c. They are changed into simpler substances and absorbed into the soil

d. None of the above

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Cheyanne Kaiser · Answer 1

The best answer is A Because it explains the question of how the organic waste dumped in the compost put disappears after some turn. And the microorganisms present in the soil decompose them