ACTIVITY 9.2.4Answer the following briefly.1. Differentiate the three forms of Vitamin K.2. Why are green leafy vegetables rich in Vitamin K?

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АCTIMTY 9.24 Answer the following briefly. 1. Differentiate the three forms of Vitamin K.