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2. Monosaccharides are to polysaccharides as amino acids are to a. nucleic acids c. polynucleotides b. dipeptides d. polypeptides
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2. Monosaccharides are to polysaccharides as amino acids are to

a. nucleic acids
c. polynucleotides
b. dipeptides
d. polypeptides

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B. Dipeptides

Explanation: 2 amino acids make a dipeptide

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