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The answer to this question, you will probably get by asking a teacher or, if you take home-economics then you should probably be able to find it in some past work you have done or other books supplied by the course, how ever all i know is that carbohydrates is the most important source of energy, more than fat, and you must have carbohydrates in the body to keep it function probaly, sorry if this does not answer your question or help your question, however if it does please leave a comment and let me know in the futre, hop you get the answer bye.
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