The body temperature of a healthy human being is:Select one:O a. 98.4°FO b. 39.1°CO c. 25.0°CO d. 86.0°FO e. 313.0 K

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The body temperature of a healthy human being is: Select one: O a. 98.4°F O b. 39.1°C O c. 25.0°C O d. 86.0°F O e. 313.0 K