Arachidonic Acid Is a Fat Found in Many Foods Such

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Multiple Choice

Arachidonic acid is a fat found in many foods such as meat, dairy products, and eggs.What type of carbon-carbon double bonds does arachidonic acid contain?

• A) Arachidonic acid contains all trans double bonds.
• B) Arachidonic acid contains all cis double bonds.
• C) Arachidonic acid contains two cis and two trans double bonds.
• D) Arachidonic acid contains one cis and three trans double bonds.
• E) Arachidonic acid contains three cis and one trans double bonds.

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