Science, asked by Prerakbadaya, 4 months ago

are cartilages harder then bones?​

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Answered by priya7358
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Answer:

no bones are harder cartilage .

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Answered by yukaYame
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No, Because Bones have a very hard matrix due to calcium salts and the cartilages have slightly flexible matrix due to a protein called chondrin.

No, Because Bones have a very hard matrix due to calcium salts and the cartilages have slightly flexible matrix due to a protein called chondrin. Hence, the answer is false.

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