C6H1206 +6026H20 + 6C02 is an example of A. synthesis B. catabolism C. anabolism

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C6H1206 +6026H20 + 6C02 is an example of
A. synthesis
B. catabolism
C. anabolism

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B

It is wrong, it what it is

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