The storage of carbohydrates by forming glycogen for later use is an example of ____ work.
A) chemical
B) electrical
C) mechanical
D) transportation

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The storage of carbohydrates as glycogen involves the chemical work of converting glucose molecules into a larger, more complex molecule (glycogen) that can be stored in cells for later use as an energy source. Electrical work involves the movement of charged particles, mechanical work involves the movement of physical objects, and transportation work involves the movement of molecules or other substances across a membrane or within a cell.

The Storage of Carbohydrates by Forming Glycogen for Later Use