Shown below is a common lipid. To which of the following lipid groups does this molecule belong?TriacylglycerolCeramideCholesterolCH₂ CH₂GangliosideGlycerophospholipidMonounsaturated fatty acidPolyunsaturated fatty acidSaturated fatty acid

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Shown below is a common lipid. To which of the following lipid groups does this molecule belong? CH₂ CH₂ ICH Triacylglycerol Ceramide Cholesterol Ganglioside Glycerophospholipid Monounsaturated fatty acid Polyunsaturated fatty acid Saturated fatty acid