URGENTT! does a fire take food for energy?
does a fire reproduce?
does a fire produce waste?

Yes, a fire takes food for energy.

No, a fire doesn't reproduce.

Yes, a fire produces waste.

Explanation:

For fire, the food that it requires is the objects that help in the process of burning. The objects can be wood, paper, coal, fuel, etc. Oxygen is required for the process of burning to take place.

The process of reproduction undergoes in living beings. Fire produces heat and light but this cannot be termed to be a process of reproduction.

Burning produces wastes in the form of ash and burned products. Therefore, it can be said that fire produces wastes.

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