Which type of transport requires a direct molecule of ATP? Active transport Osmosis Facilitated transport Simple diffusion

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Which type of transport requires a direct molecule of ATP?

Active transport
Osmosis
Facilitated transport
Simple diffusion

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Simple diffusion.

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