The graph below shows the blood-glucose levels, in milligrams per deciliter, as a function of hours since a meal was ingested.The three graphs are for a healthy person (labeled normal), a prediabetic, and a diabetic person.During the period shown on the graph, what is the shortest time since eating that glucose levels are the same for a healthy person and a prediabetic?

A) About 6 hours after eating
B) About 3 hours after eating
C) At about 1 hour after eating
D) None of the above

Question

The graph below shows the blood-glucose levels, in milligrams per deciliter, as a function of hours since a meal was ingested.The three graphs are for a healthy person (labeled normal), a prediabetic, and a diabetic person.During the period shown on the graph, what is the shortest time since eating that glucose levels are the same for a healthy person and a prediabetic? ​
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A) About 6 hours after eating 
B) About 3 hours after eating 
C) At about 1 hour after eating 
D) None of the above

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The Answer of The graph below shows the blood-glucose levels, in milligrams per deciliter, as a function of hours since a meal was ingested.The three graphs are for a healthy person (labeled normal), a prediabetic, and a diabetic person.During the period shown on the graph, what is the shortest time since eating that glucose levels are the same for a healthy person and a prediabetic? ​
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A) About 6 hours after eating 
B) About 3 hours after eating 
C) At about 1 hour after eating 
D) None of the above

The Graph Below Shows the Blood-Glucose Levels, in Milligrams Per