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Lipids are broken down by bile and digestive enzymes before absorption into the body. Where does absorption take place? a. gallbladder b. large intestine c. mouth d. small intes…

Lipids are broken down by bile and digestive enzymes before absorption into the body. Where does absorption take place? a. gallbladder b. large intestine c. mouth d. small intes…
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Lipids are broken down by bile and digestive enzymes before absorption into the body. Where does absorption take place?

a. gallbladder
b. large intestine
c. mouth
d. small intestine
e. stomach
f. esophagus
g. colon

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The answer is small intestine
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User Renan Kosicki
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d. small intestine

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