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Biology, 09.09.2021 01:40, homework2358

Which would most likely form a h0m0genous mixture? 10 marbles mixed with 10 small balls
a pinch of sugar mixed with a cup of water
a pile of big rocks mixed with a bag of sand
1 cup of peas mixed with 1 cup of carrots

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