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Amylopectin is composed of
 
  (1) glucose, (2) glucose and lactose, (3) galactose, (4) glucose and fructose, (5) galactose and fructose.

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What parts of North America are at the same latitude as the northernmost and southernmost parts of Scandinavia?
 
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Answer to Question 2

Alaska is the only state in the United States far enough north to line up with Scandinavia. Parts of Canada are at the same latitude.


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