What are two things that carbohydrates and lipids have in common?

A.

Both contain C, H, O and N and are formed by dehydration snythesis.

B.

Both contain C, H, O and serve as a source of energy.

C.

Both contain C, H, O, and N and serve to store and transmit genetic information.

D.

Both are made up of simple sugars and serve as a source of energy.

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Ayden

Biology

2 February, 21:41

What are two things that carbohydrates and lipids have in common?

A.

Both contain C, H, O and N and are formed by dehydration snythesis.

B.

Both contain C, H, O and serve as a source of energy.

C.

Both contain C, H, O, and N and serve to store and transmit genetic information.

D.

Both are made up of simple sugars and serve as a source of energy.

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Parker Costa · Answer 1

B

Explanation:

Carbohydrates and Lipids are both macromolecules and both serve as an energy source and are composed of Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen.