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3 years ago

Is the pH of Claire's small intestine below, within, or above the optimal range of each enzymes?

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Margaret [11]3 years ago

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Answer: Protease is within

Lipase is within

Carbohydrase is within

Explanation:

Because a pH of 9.1 is within the green area for every graph, Claire’s pH is within the optimal range for every enzyme.

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