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During the process of cellular respiration, energy stored in glucose molecules is used to form (2 points) oxygen molecules NAD+ ATP carbohydrates i think its B but im not sure

During the process of cellular respiration, energy stored in glucose molecules is used to form (2 points) oxygen molecules NAD+ ATP carbohydrates i think its B but im not sure
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During the process of cellular respiration, energy stored in glucose molecules is used to form (2 points)

oxygen molecules
NAD+
ATP
carbohydrates

i think its B but im not sure

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User Dkarzon
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The answer to your question is C. ATP.
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User Evedovelli
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It's ATP !

as oxygen molecules are required so it's out of option !

NAD+ is not formed from glucose !

and carbohydrates is glucose , so it is also out !

so the most appropriate answer is C !!!
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User Christian MICHON
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