Which of the following statements is true about the cerebellum It regulates bodily function such as eating/drinking/and bodily temperature  It contributes to vital functions such s breathing and heart rate  it integrates information about motor commands with sensory feedback  it relays sensory information between all sensory organs and the cortex

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