What are the reactants in Photosynthesis? A. Water and Carbon dioxide B. Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide C. Glucose and Light energy D. Water and Oxygenation

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Badiboy asked Mar 28, 2023

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What are the reactants in Photosynthesis?

A. Water and Carbon dioxide
B. Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide
C. Glucose and Light energy
D. Water and Oxygenation

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Badiboy asked Mar 28, 2023

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A would be the answer

Clement Joseph answered Mar 31, 2023

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My best guess would go with A

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The reason why is that Photosynthesis needs sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to start reactants.

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