I am most likely sure that that statement would be true. I am terribly sorry if I am wrong, but I am 99% positive that this is true!
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<span>Water is considered an abiotic factor in the ecosystem because it is a non-living part of the ecosystem. Although water is abiotic, it has great impacts on both living and non-living things. Water is very important to al living things and no living organism can survive without it. Other abiotic factors in the ecosystem are soil, rocks, sunlight, oxygen, etc.</span>
Yes, the amount of ATP that are generated in the electron transport chain is 32 ATP molecules.
Answer: <u>Option B; photosynthesis</u>
Explanation: Carbon is present in the atmosphere in gaseous form as carbon dioxide majorly. And, only plants can take up CO2 and use it to make glucose. This reaction takes place through photosynthesis, taking place in the leaves of the plants. Rest activities mentioned in option A, C and D, these all release CO2 into the atmosphere.
I think it’s d because it should take a while to accomplish a long term goal
