Science, asked by lakpaningthoujam, 7 months ago

What are the difference between edible and non edible

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Answered by Anonymous

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If they do not know, explain that edible means things you can eat and non-edible means things you cannot eat.

Answered by Prinishaa55

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Answer:

Edible is what we can't eat and non edible is what we can't eat and digest

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