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Question 16 Match each type of complex molecule to the type of simpler molecule that it is broken down into. 1 Column A carbohydrates Column B nucleotides 2 nucleic acids fatty acids 3 proteins monosaccarides amino acids
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To match each type of complex molecule to the type of simpler molecule it is broken down into, you can use the following pairings:
1. Carbohydrates - **Monosaccharides**
2. Nucleic Acids - **Nucleotides**
3. Proteins - **Amino Acids**
4. Fatty Acids (this doesn't have a pairing in your list, but typically refer to lipids) - **Glycerol and Fatty Acids (usually broken down into these components)**
So, the correct matches are:
- Carbohydrates → Monosaccharides
- Nucleic Acids → Nucleotides
- Proteins → Amino Acids
Please note that fatty acids are not matched with a corresponding complex molecule in your original question, as they typically pertain to lipids. Let me know if you need additional information!
1. Carbohydrates - **Monosaccharides**
2. Nucleic Acids - **Nucleotides**
3. Proteins - **Amino Acids**
4. Fatty Acids (this doesn't have a pairing in your list, but typically refer to lipids) - **Glycerol and Fatty Acids (usually broken down into these components)**
So, the correct matches are:
- Carbohydrates → Monosaccharides
- Nucleic Acids → Nucleotides
- Proteins → Amino Acids
Please note that fatty acids are not matched with a corresponding complex molecule in your original question, as they typically pertain to lipids. Let me know if you need additional information!
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