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An example of a macromolecule is a(n) a.oxygen atom b.monosaccharide c.glucose molecule d.polysaccharide
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An example of a macromolecule is a(n)

a.oxygen atom
b.monosaccharide
c.glucose molecule
d.polysaccharide

User Bmpasini
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I can say it is not a because that is a “regular” molecule
User Kalle Halvarsson
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both answers b and d are macromolecules so either one would be correct. personally i would put b
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