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What is the Monomer for a Carbohydrate? A: Nucleotide B: Disaccharide C: Monosaccharide D: Polypeptide

What is the Monomer for a Carbohydrate? A: Nucleotide B: Disaccharide C: Monosaccharide D: Polypeptide
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What is the Monomer for a Carbohydrate?

A: Nucleotide
B: Disaccharide
C: Monosaccharide
D: Polypeptide

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Answer: b monosaccharide

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

a monosaccharide behaves as a monomer of carbohydrates and polysaccharides are polymers of carbohydrates

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