Question 29A trisaccharide was isolated from a new species of red algae. The sample was hydrolyzed and monosaccharide units were analyzed in different colorimetric tests. Based on the data below, what are the identity of monosaccharide A, B, and C?TestMonosaccharide AMonossacharide BMonosaccharide CBrick-red pptbluish-green solutionBrick-red pptlight yellow solutionBrick-red pptlight yellow solutionBenedict's TestBial's Orcinol TestSeliwanoff's Testlight yellow solutionCherry-red solutionlight yellow solutionBroken-glasscrystals formedBroad flat crystalsConcentrated nitricNo crystals formedNo crystals formedacid TestLong fine-needle likecrystals formedOsazone TestNeedle-like crystalsformed at ~2 minformedO A = mannose, B= fructose, C=xyloseO A=galactose, B= fructose, C=xyloseO A= xylose, B=mannose, C= fructoseO A=galactose, B=xylose, C=fructoseO A=xylose, B= fructose, C=mannoseO A= fructose, B=mannose, c=xyloseO A= xylose, B= fructose, C=galactoseO A= fructose, B= xylose, C=galactose

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