Which do DNA and RNA have in common? a. Both contain phosphate groups. b. Both contain ribose molecules. c. Both contain uracil. d. Both are double stranded.

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Which do DNA and RNA have in common?

a. Both contain phosphate groups.
b. Both contain ribose molecules.
c. Both contain uracil.
d. Both are double stranded.

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The answer your looking for is a. Both contain phosphate groups. Goodluck

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Answer:

$a. \: Both \: contain \: \\ phosphate \: groups.$

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