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What is formed by physical combination of two or more substances, which retain their identities? [1 mark]

a. Compound
b. Mixture
c. Element
d. Water

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The correct option is (b) Mixture. [1 mark]

A mixture is defined as a physical combination of two or more substances which retain their identities.

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