Most of the oxygen carried by blood is bound to hemoglobin an iron containing protein which also gives red blood cells their distinctive red colour
I think none of the men are the father, they don’t match the child’s results.
Answer:
A person who fakes symptoms for a goal is called a malingerer, while a person who fakes a disease for no clear goal has a factitous disorder:
Explanation:
Malingerer is someone who attempts to shirk or escape from duty/ responsibility by feigning. Malingering is the result of a person desire to gain a reward or avoid something and it is not caused by any physical factors. While Factitious disorder entails a person acting as if he or she has a physical or mental illness.
Answer: idk bro
Explanation: it’s makes no sense
Mostly like option C. (it has more energy ) would be your answer for this question
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