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What are the products in the equation for cellular respiration? A. Oxygen and lactic acid b. Carbon dioxide and water c. Glucose and oxygen d. Water and glucose
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What are the products in the equation for cellular respiration? A. Oxygen and lactic acid b. Carbon dioxide and water c. Glucose and oxygen d. Water and glucose

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B as glucose is a reactant for cellular respiration so it cannot be C or D and oxygen is also a reactant of cellular respiration so it cannot be A meaning it must be B
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