The monomer for carbohydrates: Atriglyceride Bmonosaccharide Cenzyme D.amino acid

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mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Answer: Your answer would be B monosaccharides.

Explanation: the monomer for lipids is triglycerides so it cant be A. The monomer for proteins is amino acids so D is out. Enzymes are not monomers they are proteins which are made up of the monomer amino acids.

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