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Starches and glycogen are carbohydrates polymers comprised of which monomer a) nucleotides b) fatty acids c) amino acids d) monosaccharides.
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Starches and glycogen are carbohydrates polymers comprised of which monomer

a) nucleotides
b) fatty acids
c) amino acids
d) monosaccharides.

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Answer:

Monosaccharides!

Step-by-step explanation:

monosaccharies are the building blocks of all carbohydrates! Starch and glycogen are carbs that consist of multiple monos.

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