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

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

to help them decompose


to fuel their chemical reactions


to communicate with other cells


so they can block sunlight

User Aksel Willgert
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I think is the second one

User Sachin Saxena
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to fuel their chemical reactions

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