How are useless remnants from catabolism separated?

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Useless remnants from catabolism are primarily separated through the rectum, exhalation, and the excretory system. The discussion highlights confusion over the terminology used, particularly the word "separated," which some participants feel should be replaced with "removed," "expelled," or "emitted." There is a consensus that the rectum and excretory system play significant roles in this process. The question's phrasing has sparked debate about its clarity and accuracy. Overall, the focus remains on understanding how the body eliminates waste products from metabolic processes.
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Homework Statement


The useless remnant that are produced from substances catabolism are separated by:
rectum
exhalation
excretory system
rectum and excretory system

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I think it is the last, but it may also be the second because we have the burnt of glucose.
 
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Very strange question. Is this the exact wording?

In particular, the use of the word 'separated'. I would have expected 'removed', 'expelled' or 'emitted'.
 

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