nOne or more of the monomers below are needed to make the polymerChoose which one(s).HHHHноHHHCNH2N-NH,HHH--C-OHOH

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One or more of the monomers below are needed to make the polymer Choose which one(s). H но CN H,N- -NH2 H H H- он OH