Answer:
umm I can't understand this I'm very very sorry but please put me on the brainliest
Carbohydrate consists as the name as of carbon and hydrogen and oxygen in the same ratio as water (hydra). Another name for carbohydrates would be saccharides... this is for an example glucose, ribose and so on... and we use fx glucose in cellular respriation.
A carbohydrate<span> is a biological </span>molecule<span> consisting of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen </span>
<span>Aerobic respiration
uses oxygen while anaerobic respiration does not. In aerobic respiration, it
occurs in most cells. It releases High amount of energy at 36-38 ATP molecules
and it reacts with glucose and oxygen. It produces carbon dioxide, water and
ATP. While in Anaerobic respiration, it occurs mostly on prokaryotes. It releases
lower energy between 36-2 ATP molecules and it reacts with glucose and electron
acceptor which is not an oxygen. It produces carbon dioxide, reduced species
and ATP. The site of both respiration is in the cytoplasm and mitochondria. -ahnnahly</span>
The difference is cancer cells need to be provided with nutrients and they may grow indefinitely until one day they in the cycle they stop rather then stopping at ''checkpoints'' but in the normal cells making they some what ''immortal'' lol these is the most common difference
The core of a star must react a temperature of 10,000,000 degree Celsius for hydrogen fusion to begin
Explanation:
A star formed from a rotating cloud which is made up with completely with helium and hydrogen. The gravitational force pulls the cloud behind to collapse inward and due to this it shrinks and later it spins more and more quickly with the outer parts.
When the core and inner part become a rough spherical clump then it becomes disk. The star life cycles follow the patterns which is based on mostly on their initial mass.
