Social Sciences, asked by manamipanda2011, 6 hours ago

4. There are milk teeth and permanent teeth (b). 20,32 (a) 20.30 (c) 18,30 (d) 18,32

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Answered by haadali

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The answer is (b) 20,32

There are 20 milk teeth and 32 permanent teeth in human body.

Answered by utsav098

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(b) 20,32 is right answer

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