The products of photosynthesis required to start cellular respiration are A.Oxygen and ATP. B.Water and Carbon dioxide. C.NADP and Hydrogen. D.Glucose and Oxygen. E.Carbohydrates and NADP.

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The products of photosynthesis required to start cellular respiration are

A.Oxygen and ATP.
B.Water and Carbon dioxide.
C.NADP and Hydrogen.
D.Glucose and Oxygen.
E.Carbohydrates and NADP.

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The answer is C hope this helps

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