Chemistry, asked by maina265, 11 months ago

what are the function of fats

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Answered by prajjwolkhadka67

15

:to give body energy

:absorbing vitamin

:maintain temperature

:improves the taste of food

Answered by Anonymous

3

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Fat produces energy in the body like carbohydrates.
It is an important storage form of food.
It serves as a solvent for fat-soluble vitamins.
Fat under the skin protects the body against a rapid loss of heat (insulation).

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