Number 2 please i beg yall

Biology

1 answer:

Deffense [45]3 years ago

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First of all glucose is the monomer the polymers would be carbohydrates and example of the would be sugar and that provides the energy
the example of DNA the monomers of DNA would be nucleotide the polymer would being nucleic acid and the example would be cytosine
the monomer for protein is amino acids in the polymers is peptide and the example would be membrane

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