Science, asked by ak63028, 2 months ago

2. Fibres are thin, hair-like strands from which yarns are made

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Answered by mohindermohala1950

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Fibre are the thin hair-like strands of thread that are woven to make fabric. The different kinds of natural fibres used to make clothes are cotton, jute, silk, wool, etc. 3.

Answered by singhsarika2701

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Fibre are the thin hair-like strands of thread that are woven to make fabric. The different kinds of natural fibres used to make clothes are cotton, jute, silk, wool, etc.

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