Which type of organism conducts cellular respiration? A.autotrophs B.heterotrophs C.both A and B In which of...
Which type of organism conducts cellular respiration?
- A.autotrophs
- B.heterotrophs
- C.both A and B
In which of the following structures does cellular respiration take place?
- A.chloroplast
- B.mitochondrion
Photosynthesis is an __________ reaction whereas cellular respiration is an _____ reaction.
- A.exergonic.....endergonic
- B.endergonic.....endergonic
- C.exergonic.....exergonic
- D.endergonic.....exergonic
Homework Answers
- Both autotrophs and heterotrophs conduct cellular respirtion
- cellular respiration take place in mitochondrion
- photo synthesis is an endergonic reaction and cellular respiration is an exergonic reaction
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