Which of the following is incorrect about an omega-3 fatty acid whose hydrocarbon chain has only one double bond? a. It is a monounsaturated fatty acid b. O c. Od. None; all the other choices are correct Its double bond is between C #3 and C #4 from the carboxyl group Its shape is not straight or linear

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