The function of rRNA is to synthesize mRNA synthesize DNA form ribosomes. transfer amino acids to ribosomes.

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The function of rRNA is to

synthesize mRNA

synthesize DNA

form ribosomes.

transfer amino acids to ribosomes.

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It is C because it depends on the DNA

Doni Andri Cahyono answered Aug 22, 2023

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