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Which of the following correctly describes how cellular respiration is different from photosynthesis? (D. O.K. 1)
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A. Cellular respiration uses ADP as the high energy molecule while Photosynthesis uses ATP.
B. Cellular respiration uses ATP as the high energy molecule while Photosynthesis uses ADP.
C. Cellular respiration uses sunlight as the main source of energy while Photosynthesis uses glucose
D. Cellular respiration uses glucose as the main source of energy while Photosynthesis uses sunlight.
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