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How are carbohydrate polymers formed? A.) By hydrolysis B.) By dehydration synthesis C.) By replication D.) By transcription
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How are carbohydrate polymers formed?
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C.) By replication
D.) By transcription
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by hydrolysis with an enzyme called hydrolases
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