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Which macromineral plays a role in energy production through its role in the breakdown of all three energy sources (carbohydrate, protein, and fat)? A. PhosphorusB. CalciumC. IronD. Zinc
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Which macromineral plays a role in energy production through its role in the breakdown of all three energy sources (carbohydrate, protein, and fat)?

A. PhosphorusB. CalciumC. IronD. Zinc

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The answer is A. phosphorus
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Phosphorus because it is an energy source and breaks down carbs proteins and. Fats
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