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Benedict's solution strips

1.are the results from the glucose strip test consistent with the results obtained from the Benedict's solution test for glucose? Explain.

2.Compare the Benedict's Test experiment and the results obtained with the glucose test strips. Identify two sources of experimental errors.

3.After analyzing the above graphs, identify Hormone Q and provide an explanation for your choice.

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3.After analyzing the above graphs, identify Hormone Q and provide an explanation for your choice.

I believe the hormone shown in the graph is insulin. The reason is, after you eat a snack containing carbohydrates, insulin is required to make cells "permeable" to glucose.

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Thanks any suggestions for the other two questions

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Help for questions 1 and 2?

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please i really need this

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please i really need this

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