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Non-living things can also grow in size. Justify it.

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Non-living things also grow. For example, a mountain or sand dune grows by accumulating material externally on their surface. But, this growth is considered as external growth in comparison to the growth of living things which is internal.

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Non-living things can also grow in size. Justify it.​

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Non-living things can also grow in size. Justify it.