If energy is needed to remove a phosphate group from a chain in ATP, you can conclude that the energy needed for production must be

A Found outside the cell to maintain balance within

B. Proportional to the amount of food taken in by the cell

C. Equal to the amount of energy produced

D. Less than the amount of energy produced

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Kasey Levy

Biology

29 August, 05:03

If energy is needed to remove a phosphate group from a chain in ATP, you can conclude that the energy needed for production must be

A Found outside the cell to maintain balance within

B. Proportional to the amount of food taken in by the cell

C. Equal to the amount of energy produced

D. Less than the amount of energy produced

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Keagan · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "B. Proportional to the amount of food taken in by the cell" If energy is needed to remove a phosphate group from a chain in ATP, you can conclude that the energy needed for production must be p roportional to the amount of food taken in by the cell