Question

Talia and franco have worked together on a model of photosynthesis, but their model reveals a common misconception. what correction(s) can you offer to fix the model?

Answer 1

The correct option is Option C

i.e. The oxygen produced during the photosynthesis is a product of the water absorbed.

Step-by-step explanation:

The photosynthesis is a light dependent reaction that involves the absorption of water and carbon dioxide, producing glucose, water, oxygen. The photosynthesis is a two step process – the light reaction, and the dark reaction, also called as Calvin cycle. Glucose is produced in the dark reaction. Oxygen is produced in the light reaction, from the water.

Answer 2

For the answer to the question above, the O2 should've shown as a product of the light-capturing reactions.
O2 shouldn't be shown to be derived from CO2.
O2 should be shown and be derived from H2O.
O2 shouldn't be a product of the Calvin cycle.