Match the macromolecule to its function: Lipids [ Choose ] Protein [ Choose ] Carbohydrate [ Choose ] energy that can be used easily long term energy allows for work to be conducted in our bodies
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- Carbohydrates: They are the primary source of immediate energy for the body. They are easily broken down into glucose, which is quickly used by cells for energy. - Lipids: They serve as a source of long-term energy storage. They are less easily broken down than Show more…
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