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14 July, 21:41

How are living things different from the nonliving things?

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  1. 14 July, 21:51
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    Explanation: Living things are people, or animal that is alive. And nonliving things are just things that are t alive let's say a rock, a knife, and other things that are alive.
  2. 14 July, 21:58
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    Because they living

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    If someone is dead and your alive how are yall different your body is working and there's is not
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