A partially charged battery is to a fully charged battery as O ATP is to ADP. O ADP is to ATP. O NADP+ is to NADPH. O NADPH is to NADP

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A partially charged battery is to a fully charged battery as

O ATP is to ADP.
O ADP is to ATP.
O NADP+ is to NADPH.
O NADPH is to NADP

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Answer:

The answer is A.

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