What is the difference between vitamins and minerals?

A. Vitamins cannot be made by our bodies, while minerals can.
B. Vitamins are organic nutrients, while minerals are inorganic nutrients.
C. Vitamins are inorganic nutrients, while minerals are organic nutrients.
D. There are no main difference between vitamins and minerals.


Answer: B

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