If exposure to two different toxicants produce effects greater than the sum of t

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If exposure to two different toxicants produce effects greater than the sum of the effects of exposure to each toxicant individual we say that the toxicants are acting A) Antagonistically B) Synergistically C) independently D) Addively If exposure to two different toxicants produce effects greater than the sum of the effects of exposure to each toxicant individual we say that the toxicants are acting A) Antagonistically B) Synergistically C) independently D) Addively A) Antagonistically B) Synergistically C) independently D) Addively

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B synergistically

Antagonist is opposite effects

And when the effect is more than the sum of individual effects is called as synergism

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