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during photosynthesis, water and carbon dioxide react to form oxygen and sugar how do the products differ for the reactions?
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during photosynthesis, water and carbon dioxide react to form oxygen and sugar how do the products differ for the reactions?

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Answer: I think its that cellular respiration results in water, carbon dioxide, and ATP but photosynthesis results in oxygen and glucose so they are opposites

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