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During photosynthesis, how is the light energy that strikes the cell transformed into the chemical energy contained in sugars?
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During photosynthesis, how is the light energy that strikes the cell transformed into the chemical energy contained in sugars?

During photosynthesis, how is the light energy that strikes the cell transformed into-example-1
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i think it is c not sure tho

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its C I got it right

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