To know if the plant will make enough oxygen for a human to survive on Mars, we need to calculate how much oxygen it produces using the photosynthesis equation ratio:
1 mole of Glucose --- 6 mol of oxygen
0.09 moles of Glucose --- x mol of oxygen
x = 0.54 moles of oxygen.
According to the data, a human needs 25 moles of oxygen per day to live and the plant produces just 0.54 moles of oxygen. One plant is not enough for a human to survive on Mars. We would need:
0.54 moles of oxygen ---- 1 plant
25 moles of oxygen ---- x plants
0.54x = 25
x = 46.3 plants
We would need 46.3 plants to produce enough oxygen for a human.