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Photosynthesis produces the chemical energy that a plant’s cells need. What form does this chemical energy take? A Water B Carbon dioxide C Glucose D Oxygen

Photosynthesis produces the chemical energy that a plant’s cells need. What form does this chemical energy take? A Water B Carbon dioxide C Glucose D Oxygen
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Photosynthesis produces the chemical energy that a plant’s cells need. What form does this chemical energy take?

A Water
B Carbon dioxide
C Glucose
D Oxygen

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Answer: I think its Glucose but I am not sure

Explanation: I just feel like I know this

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D. oxygen is the answer

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