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How do sensory nerves differ in function from motor nerves?

A. The CNS controls sensory nerves and the PNS controls motor nerves.

B. Sensory nerves carry information to the CNS, and the motor nerves carry information away from the CNS.

C. Sensory nerves carry information away from CNS, and motor nerves carry information to the CNS.

D. The PNS controls the sensory nerves and the CNS controls motor nerves.

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Sagot :

Ravenmathi5667
I think the answer will be The CNS Controls and the reason why is because

Answer:

B.

Explanation:

When you touch something the sensory nerves carry it to the brain while your motor nerves tell you to touch it. So being carried to and from. I also got it right on the quiz.

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