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burchfield96

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In the small intestine, dietary vitamin D is packaged into _____ with the help of _____.
 a. blood, lipase
  b. blood, cholecalciferol
  c. micelles, bile
  d. micelles, lipase

Question 2

The body's energy reserves include _____.
 a. glucose, fatty acids, and amino acids
  b. fatty acids, glucagon, and starch
  c. amino acids, lipids, and enzymes
  d. glycogen, protein, and triglycerides


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d


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