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What happens to sunlight in photosynthesis? A. It's converted to chemical energy and stored. B. It's stored and then converted to chemical energy.

What happens to sunlight in photosynthesis? A. It's converted to chemical energy and stored. B. It's stored and then converted to chemical energy.
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What happens to sunlight in photosynthesis?

A.
It's converted to chemical energy and stored.

B.
It's stored and then converted to chemical energy.

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User Artem Andreev
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Answer:A

Explanation: plants store chemical energy in the chloroplasts(ATP), and you can’t store light as a form of energy.

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User Thales Kenne
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A i think hope this helps
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User Mrtechmaker
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