(C) $Vitamins$ are naturally occurring organic substances that are required in minute amounts to maintain normal health. They must be supplied through

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(C) $Vitamins$ are naturally occurring organic substances that are required in minute amounts to maintain normal health. They must be supplied through food because they generally cannot be synthesised by the organism.

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Vitamins are

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Inorganic substances that cannot be synthesised by animals
B
Inorganic substances that can be synthesised by animals
C
Organic substances that cannot be synthesised by animals
D
Organic substances that can be synthesised by animals

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Select the correct option for the biomolecules found in living organisms.
Classification of biomolecules from a chemical perspective $- P$
Classification of biomolecules from a biological perspective $- Q$

Option $P$ (Chemical Perspective) $Q$ (Biological Perspective)

$A$ Aldehydes,ketones,aromatic compounds Amino acids,nucleotide bases,fatty acids

$B$ Amino acids,nucleotide bases,fatty acids Aldehydes,ketones,aromatic compounds

$C$ Amino acids,ketones,aromatic compounds Aldehydes,nucleotide bases,fatty acids

$D$ Aldehydes,nucleotide bases,fatty acids Amino acids,ketones,aromatic compounds

Option	$P$ (Chemical Perspective)	$Q$ (Biological Perspective)
$A$	Aldehydes,ketones,aromatic compounds	Amino acids,nucleotide bases,fatty acids
$B$	Amino acids,nucleotide bases,fatty acids	Aldehydes,ketones,aromatic compounds
$C$	Amino acids,ketones,aromatic compounds	Aldehydes,nucleotide bases,fatty acids
$D$	Aldehydes,nucleotide bases,fatty acids	Amino acids,ketones,aromatic compounds