Science, asked by sriramudayabhaskar, 10 months ago

Fill up the blank and give your reasons
for the statement.
-----------------fabric protect us
from cold.

Answers

Answered by snipper3D

11

Answer:

Woolen Fabric

Explanation:

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Answered by navinkmishra

10

Answer:

Wollen

Explanation:

Wool is a thick fabric. Thick clothes protect us from cold. Therefore, Wool is the answer.

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