Question

the function of a lipid is: *
choose
dna/rna
polysaccharide
amino acids
genetic information
lipids
monosaccharide
protein
stored energy
glycerol/3 fatty acids
nucleotide
quick energy
forms bones and muscle
molecule

Explanation:

Lipids are a class of biomolecules that function as a form of stored energy in the body. They also play roles in insulation, protection of organs, and as components of cell - membranes. Other options like DNA/RNA carry genetic information, polysaccharides can also be energy - storage molecules but are different from lipids, amino acids are building blocks of proteins, etc.

Answer:

Stored Energy