The byophyte cycle (which is a life cycle) goes through haploid, and diploid stages
During glycolisys in cytoplasm, first step involves adding two phosphates to glucose molecule. This step requires the use of two ATP molecules. The next step is splitting 6 carbons glucose into two 3 carbons pyruvates. This step produces 4 ATPs and 2 NADHs. However, since we used up two ATPs during the initial phosphorylation, the net gain is only 2 ATPs
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The human male's body is made of around 60% water, while human females are made of 55%. The closest answer you have here is 73.
C. I believe this is correct
