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Which of the following types of risk cannot typically be transferred to an insurance company?
Lipid
Substance composed principally of carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen; contains a lower ratio of oxygen to carbon and is less polar than carbohydrates; generally soluble in nonpolar solvents.
Carbohydrate
Monosaccharide (simple sugar) or the organic molecules composed of monosaccharides bound together by chemical bonds—for example, glycogen. For each carbon atom in the molecule, there are typically one oxygen molecule and two hydrogen molecules.
Subcutaneous Fat
The layer of fat located under the skin, serving as insulation to regulate body temperature and as an energy reserve.
Muscle Mass
Refers to the amount of muscle tissue in an individual's body, typically measured in terms of volume or weight.
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