Question 5 (Carbon and Macromolecules): Match the monomer to the class of macromolecules that it belongs to (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, nucleic acids): Fructose: Nucleotide: Amino acid: Galactose: Fatty acid: Glucose:
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Step 1:** Match the monomers to the class of macromolecules: - Fructose: Carbohydrates - Nucleotide: Nucleic acids - Amino acid: Proteins - Galactose: Carbohydrates - Fatty acid: Lipids - Glucose: Carbohydrates ** Show more…
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