Part A swer the associated Which of the following would not be a significant source of vitamin C? View Available Hint(s) whole-wheat bread tomatoes citrus fruits spinach Submit Part B Which of the following would be the best source of vitamin \( \mathrm{B}_{12} \) ? View Available Hint(s) roast beef citrus fruits peanut butter whole-wheat bread Submit Part C Susan had a sandwich made with white bread, chicken, dark leafy greens, and tomatoes. Which vitamins did she consume in signifi
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