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1. The best answer is Stomata takes in carbon dioxide and release oxygen. Photosynthesis is the process that take place in the leafs of green plants where chlorophyll absorbs sunlight and converts the energy from the sunlight to chemical energy. The process produces simple sugars and oxygen, oxygen is either released to the atmosphere or used in cellular respiration. Simple sugars (glucose) are stored as glycogen and used as an energy reserve.
2. The statement is true. Water and carbon dioxide are are raw materials of photosynthesis. Water is broken down in the first stage of photosynthesis using sunlight to produce oxygen and hydrogen ions. The second stage of photosynthesis involves carbon dioxide fixation producing simple sugars
(glucose).
3. The equation that supports the conservation of energy is;
6CO2 + 6H2O + light = C6H12O6 + 6O2
This is the process of photosynthesis that involves use of carbon dioxide and water to produce glucose and oxygen.
Six carbon atoms are used to generate another six carbons in glucose, hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms taken in remain the same in the products.
D. Ingested BPA may affect the brain, behavior, and reproductive development in fetuses, infants, and children.
Explanation:
From the passage the scientific claim suggests that ingested BPA may affect the brain, behavior, and reproductive development in fetuses, infants, and children.
This scientific because no random assumption was made.
- The paragraph traces the story of BPA and how it gets ingested into human tissues and body system.
- Some scientists must first made some observation.
- Then ask the how question to see what cause some special reproductive behaviors.
- They then proceed to formulate hypothesis round their findings.
- This would then be followed suit by the analysis of their data and the interpretation given above.
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Both belongs to same chordata phylum