Given that ATP is the product of the reaction, it must be cellular respiration (also, since it occurs in both plants and animals it can't be photosynthesis).
A and B must be glucose and oxygen. It makes sense if you think about it. We breathe in oxygen, and we eat food. Food contains glucose (sugar). We need to consume these things in order to make energy. Carbon dioxide is D because it's the "left over" of this reaction. That's why we exhale it. And C is enzymes because they catalyze (promote) just about every reaction in the body.
Another way to remember this in the future is just to memorize the equation (attached). Just remember that its the exact opposite of photosynthesis.
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hemoglobin, hemoglobin carries oxygen in the blood and it is made up of four subunits, two each of the α and β types.
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- Alaska
- Washington
- Hawaii
- California
- Oregon
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Eruptions along the western edge of the United States have formed the Cascades volcanic mountain range. Also, they develop island chains, such as the Aleutians in Alaska, which makes Alaska a potential volcanic eruption place. A prominent example of an eruption along the Ring of Fire was the dramatic eruption of Mount Saint Helens in Washington in 1980, which makes Washington a potential volcanic eruption state. Deep beneath Hawaii, there is a fixed source of abundant rising magma, called a hot spot, making Hawaii likely to be a volcanic eruption state. In 2018, they added Salton Buttes to the 2018 assessment, which is a high threat of a volcanic eruption. In other words, California is likely to be a volcanic eruption state. Eleven of the eighteen very high threat volcanoes are in Oregon, and few other states, where explosive and often snow- and ice-covered volcanoes can project dangerous long distances to densely populated and highly advanced areas.
The answer should be C, hope this helps
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Film sensitive to radiation that is removed and developed to measure exposure
A device used for monitoring individual cumulative exposure to ionizing radiation