Biology, asked by ITzRithik, 6 hours ago

What is the function of Immunoglobulin A?
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Answered by prasadtribhuvan47
1

Explanation:

GiventhatABCDisaparallelogram.

Weknowthatinaparallelogramoppositeanglesareequal.

Sofromthegivenfigure,

∠B=∠D⇒6x+3y−8=7y⇒6x−4y=8⇒x=

6

8+4y

−−−−(1)

Alsoweknowthatadjacentanglesinaparallelogramaresupplementary.

So∠A+∠D=180

o

⇒4x+20+6x+3y−8=180

o

⇒10x+3y=168−−−−(2)

Using1in2,

10(

6

8+4y

)+3y=168⇒80+40y+18y=168×6⇒58y=1008−80⇒58y=928⇒y=

58

928

⇒y=16

o

Answered by Rudranil420
2

Answer:

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Immunoglobulin A (IgA), as the principal antibody class in the secretions that bathe these mucosal surfaces, acts as an important first line of defence.

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