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Question 1

An example of a polyunsaturated fatty acid is
◦ oleic
◦ stearic
◦ linolenic
◦ palmitoleic

Question 2

An illustration of mutual supplementation in which two complementary proteins are eaten together is
◦ bread and butter.
◦ gelatin cabbage salad.
◦ baked beans with tomato.
◦ refried pinto beans with tortillas.
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