正确答案: D
题目:以下关于消费函数与储蓄函数的变量之间的关系阐述不正确的是( )。
解析:[分析] 由于储蓄被定义为收入和消费之差,因此消费函数(C)与储蓄函数(S)之和一定等于总收入(Y),用公式表示就是:
举一反三的答案和解析:
133.答案:ACD
[考点] 糖、脂代谢及血红素合成
[分析] 琥珀酰CoA可沿三羧酸循环转变成草酰乙酸,然后经磷酸烯醇式丙酮酸羧激酶催化生成磷酸烯醇式丙酮酸,后者经丙酮酸转变为乙酰CoA,其进入三羧酸循环被彻底氧化为CO2和H2O。琥珀酰CoA在琥珀酰CoA转硫酶作用下将辅酶A转给乙酰乙酸(酮体)使其活化为乙酰乙酰CoA,后者硫解生成两分子乙酰CoA,经三羧酸循环被彻底氧化。合成血红素的基本原料是琥珀酰CoA、甘氨酸和Fe2+。但琥珀酰 CoA不能转变为亚油酸,其为必需脂肪酸,体内不能合成,必须从食物摄取。
ABCD
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