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A student collects data from yeast that is growing in a sealed container with sugar.

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The conclusion supported by the data is that as yeast produces more carbon dioxide, it releases less sugar into the environment.

<h3>How do yeasts work in fermentation?</h3>

Through fermentation, yeasts break down the glucose molecule to produce energy for your cell. In this process, carbon dioxide and alcohol are formed, favoring the production of products such as bread and alcoholic beverages.

Whit this information, we can conclude that the conclusion supported by the data is that as yeast produces more carbon dioxide, it releases less sugar into the environment.

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