Human cells use mitochondria to release energy from glucose and store it in ATP. We then exhale carbon dioxide. How does this scenario relate to the carbon cycle?

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Human cells use mitochondria to release energy

from glucose and store it in ATP. We then exhale
carbon dioxide.
How does this scenario relate to the carbon
cycle?

Human cells use mitochondria to release energy from glucose and store it in ATP. We-example-1

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a is the correct answer. plants take in carbon dioxide and they release oxygen

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