1. Which of the following occur(s) during BOTH cellular respiration and photosyn

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1. Which of the following occur(s) during BOTH cellular respiration and photosynthesis? Click all that apply. a) Protons are pumped across a membrane to establish a proton gradient. b) Protons pass through ATP synthase, adding an inorganic phosphate group to ADP to make ATP. c) Electrons are temporarily stored on electron carriers. d)Carbon dioxide is formed. e) Oxygen is reduced. f) Electrons pass through an electron transport chain. g) Oxygen is formed. h) Water is formed.

2. Which of the following occur(s) during cellular respiration but NOT photosynthesis? Click all that apply. a) Oxygen is formed. b) Carbon dioxide is formed. c) Oxygen is reduced. d) Protons pass through ATP synthase, adding an inorganic phosphate group to ADP to make ATP. e) Electrons are temporarily stored on electron carriers. f) Water is formed. g)Protons are pumped across a membrane to establish a proton gradient. h) Electrons pass through an electron transport chain.

3. Which of the following occur(s) during photosynthesis but NOT cellular respiration? Click all that apply. a) Oxygen is formed. b) Protons pass through ATP synthase, adding an inorganic phosphate group to ADP to make ATP. c)Electrons are temporarily stored on electron carriers. d)Water is formed. e)Electrons pass through an electron transport chain. f)Oxygen is reduced. g)Carbon dioxide is formed. h)Protons are pumped across a membrane to establish a proton gradient.

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3) the chemical equation of photosynthesis is

CO2 +H20 - - - - > GLUCOSE + WATER + OXYGEN..

The correct options are (a), (c) in this reaction the electrons ar passed from the Phto system hence the ATP are formed

2) the equation of cellular Respiration in plants is the reverse of the photosynthesis..

The correct options are (b), (d), (g), (h)..

1) the correct options are (b), (h), (c)

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