Advanced Placement (AP)

Advanced Placement (AP)

17 March, 21:34

During cellular respiration, which of the following is equal to the number of atoms of carbon in glucose? Group of answer choices Number of atoms of oxygen in water Number of atoms of carbon in carbon dioxide Total number of atoms of oxygen in water and oxygen gas Total number of atoms of carbon in sugar and carbon dioxide

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