complete the table to compare the structures of a carbohydrate and dna.
| |carbohydrate|dna|
|--|--|--|
|may have many monosaccharides joined together| | |
|has hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases| | |
|forms a double helix| | |

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# Brief Explanations:
Carbohydrates can be polymers of monosaccharides. DNA has hydrogen - bonds between nitrogenous bases and forms a double - helix structure. Carbohydrates do not have hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases or form a double - helix.
# Answer:
| | Carbohydrate | DNA |
|--|--|--|
| May have many monosaccharides joined together | Yes | No |
| Has hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases | No | Yes |
| Forms a double helix | No | Yes |

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	carbohydrate	dna
has hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases
forms a double helix