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Which of the following best explains what happens to the water that is expelled by photosynthesis? The water is a toxic waste product and is usually accidentally consumed by animals. The water remains
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Which of the following best explains what happens to the water that is expelled by photosynthesis?

The water is a toxic waste product and is usually accidentally consumed by animals.
The water remains on the plant until it is consumed or converted into a different form.
The water stays inside the plant and is used as energy to rehydrate the plant.
The water gets released into the soil and is broken down in hydrogen and oxygen.

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Water is polar and the positive and negative ends of the molecule attract each other.
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The water stays inside the plant and is used to rehydrate the plant

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