How many ATP's are generated from one glucose molecule that has completed cellular respiration? Is it 36 or 38

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How many ATP's are generated from one glucose molecule that has

completed cellular respiration?

Is it 36 or 38

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It’s 38 that’s is the theoretical maximum and the correct answer

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