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Why do the cells in all living things need energy? Responses to communicate with other cells so they can block sunlight to help them decompose to fuel their chemical reactions
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Why do the cells in all living things need energy?

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to communicate with other cells






so they can block sunlight



to help them decompose


to fuel their chemical reactions

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To generate and for survival.

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