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What chemicals does a plant need to perform photosynthesis? A. sugar and oxygen B. chlorophyll and sugar C. water and carbon dioxide D. light energy and oxygen

What chemicals does a plant need to perform photosynthesis? A. sugar and oxygen B. chlorophyll and sugar C. water and carbon dioxide D. light energy and oxygen
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What chemicals does a plant need to perform photosynthesis?

A.
sugar and oxygen
B.
chlorophyll and sugar
C.
water and carbon dioxide
D.
light energy and oxygen

User Zeke Nierenberg
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

water and carbon dioxide

User Hojun
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