Assimilation is completed in the small intestine

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Solution

The correct option is A True
Assimilation:
The process of utilization of the digested food components by the cell of the body is known as assimilation.
The duodenum of the small intestine is responsible for complete digestion, while the jejunum is responsible for 90% of nutrient assimilation, including protein, carbs, vitamins, and minerals.
In the cells, the assimilated food components(glucose) break down in the presence of oxygen to release carbon dioxide and energy.
Final answer:
The given statement is true.

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(a) Mouth $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Small intestine $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Large intestine
(b) Mouth $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Large intestine $\to$ Small intestine
(c) Mouth $\to$ Stomach $\to$ Oesophagus $\to$ Small intestine $\to$ Large intestine
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