Please complete the following question.15 15. By the end of the light reactions, which of these has taken place?a.the breakdown of ATP and waterb.the formation of ATP and NADPH + H+ATP has formed and carbon dioxide has been absorbedG3P has formed and carbon dioxide has been absorbedC.d.

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15. By the end of the light reactions, which of these has taken place? a. the breakdown of ATP and water b. the formation of ATP and NADPH + H+ ATP has formed and carbon dioxide has been absorbed G3P has formed and carbon dioxide has been absorbed C. d.