Which hormone regulates the amount of sugar in human blood?
The hormone that regulates the amount of sugar in human blood is insulin . It is produced by the pancreas and helps maintain blood glucose levels within a normal range by facilitating the uptake of glucose into cells.
120.02% of 599.90 + (34.78/20.89) × (47.98) = ?2 – 10.022
(15.87% of 79.98 + 19.69% of 64.22) × 4.83 = ?
? = (5.8)2 + (8.9)2 + (4.7) 2 + 24.7% of 20
(5.013 – 20.04) = ? + 9.98% of 6199.98
?% of (144.31 ÷ 17.97 × 60.011) = 239.98
39.9% of 1720 + 80.2% of 630 = 89.9% of 1280 + ?
45.22% of (71.9 x 5.01) + 69.97 =?
? = 54.89 × 270.08 ÷ 135.17 + 464.35 ÷ 29.03
?% of 549.83 – 18.05 × 31.96 = 44.94% of 479.84 – 13.98 × 33.13
