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What would happen to the rate of photosynthesis if there was less light in the day? a. the rate wouldn’t change b. photosynthesis would stop altogether c. the rate would decrease d. the rate would increase
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What would happen to the rate of photosynthesis if there was less light in the day?

a. the rate wouldn’t change
b. photosynthesis would stop altogether
c. the rate would decrease
d. the rate would increase

User Darryl Noakes
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I think it’s B........................
User Sensanaty
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B

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Did the test got 100% :)

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