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What do polysaccharides and proteins have in common? A.They both have a carboxyl group. B.They are both composed of repeating units. C.They both have nitrogen. D.They are both found in DNA.
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What do polysaccharides and proteins have in common?

A.They both have a carboxyl group.

B.They are both composed of repeating units.

C.They both have nitrogen.

D.They are both found in DNA.

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I think it's B. They both are composed of reapting unit

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