8. Based on Table 1, predict the activity of amylase enzyme once it moves withthe food from the mouth to the stomach. *Table 1EnzymeBody PartpHAmylaseMouth6.5 7.0PepsinStom ach1.0-3.0O A. It will decrease because the pH of the stomach is similar to the mouth.O B. It wildapt to the new environment and continue to work at the same rate.C. It will decrease because the environment is too acidic.D. It will increase as the pH decrease.9. Distinguish from the explanations mentioned below the most appropriatecatabolic nathway.

Answer- (c) It will decrease because the environment is too acidic. The shows optimum activity at a…

8. Based on Table 1, predict the activity of amylase enzyme once it moves w the food from the mouth to the stomach. Table 1 Enzyme Body Part pH Amylase Mouth 6.5 -7.0 Pepsin Stom ach 1.0-3.0 O A. It will decrease because the pH of the stomach is similar to the mouth. O B. It willdapt to the new environment and continue to work at the same rate. O C. It will decrease because the environment is too acidic. O D. It will increase as the pH decrease.

8. Based on Table 1, predict the activity of amylase enzyme once it moves w the food from the mouth to the stomach. Table 1 Enzyme Body Part pH Amylase Mouth 6.5 -7.0 Pepsin Stom ach 1.0-3.0 O A. It will decrease because the pH of the stomach is similar to the mouth. O B. It willdapt to the new environment and continue to work at the same rate. O C. It will decrease because the environment is too acidic. O D. It will increase as the pH decrease.

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