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During the light reactions part of photosynthesis, chlorophyll in the chloroplast captures energy from the sun. What is this light energy used for?

to release carbon dioxide and use glucose as energy

to turn carbon dioxide and chloroplasts to glucose

to combine oxygen and water to make glucose

to cleave water, release oxygen gas, and convert ADP to ATP

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Answer: when the chlorophyll in the chloroplast captures energy from the sun the energy is used to Combine oxygen and water to make glucose

Explanation: basically it is stored as glucose

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