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G Why do plants do PHOTOSYNTHESIS? A. To make food (glucose) for themselves! As a byproduct they make oxygen that we need! B. To make ATP (cell Energy)! Carbon dioxide and water are also produced as byproducts!
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Why do plants do PHOTOSYNTHESIS?
A. To make food (glucose) for themselves! As a byproduct they make
oxygen that we need!
B. To make ATP (cell Energy)! Carbon dioxide and water are also
produced as byproducts!
C. To make oxygen, carbon dioxide and glucose for themselves!
D. To make carbon dioxide and water that animals can use!
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Answer: D

Explanation: Carbon dioxide is needed for people and animals to breath along with water to stay hydrated

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B. because energy is good to health

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