1. Look at this picture to answer the question. Monomers join together to make polymers. Which best describes the picture below? (1 point) Responses A and C are like polymers and B is like a monomer A and C are like polymers and B is like a monomer A and B are like polymers and C is like a monomer A and B are like polymers and C is like a monomer A and B are like monomers and C is like a polymer A and B are like monomers and C is like a polymer A and C are like monomers and B is like a polymer

Answer 1

Based on the description of monomers and polymers, monomers are the basic building blocks that join together to form polymers, which are larger, more complex structures.

If you are looking to classify A, B, and C based on whether they represent monomers or polymers, the correct response would be the one that accurately identifies which elements are the individual monomers (B) and which are the larger structures (A and C).

From the options listed, if A and C are indeed more complex structures compared to B, which is a single unit, then the correct answer would be:

A and C are like polymers and B is like a monomer.

This option indicates that A and C are formed from multiple units, making them polymers, while B is a single unit, making it a monomer.

Answer 2

Wrong

Answer 3

I apologize for the confusion. Without being able to see the picture, I relied on the definitions of monomers and polymers to guide my response.

To help clarify further, let's briefly go over some key points:

• Monomers are the individual building blocks (like beads).
• Polymers are larger chains or structures made up of multiple monomers linked together (like a necklace).

If you provide more detail about what each of A, B, and C represents in the picture (like descriptions or characteristics), I can better assist you in determining which option is correct. Thank you for your patience!