can humans absorb light and inhale gas and make sugar? 7:43 PM Tue Mar 2A 14% 0Nuvia Jasmin Hernandez - Amoeba Sisters – Photosynthesis+•..IU S A4.How do animals benefit from photosynthesis?5.What do plants and animals need?6.What is the specific type of sugar plants and animals need?7.What do plants and animals use glucose to make?8.What process makes ATP energy?9.What does ATP allow cells to do?10.What is the formula for photosynthesis?11.What are the reactants (also called inputs) of photosynthesis?а.b.С.12.What are the products (also called outputs) of photosynthesis?а.b.13.What is the other way the formula is sometimes written?THINK for the next few questions (14-18):14.What does the CO2 represent?15.What does the H2O represent?II!!

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can humans absorb light and inhale gas and make sugar?

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Nuvia Jasmin Hernandez - Amoeba Sisters – Photosynthesis
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4.
How do animals benefit from photosynthesis?
5.
What do plants and animals need?
6.
What is the specific type of sugar plants and animals need?
7.
What do plants and animals use glucose to make?
8.
What process makes ATP energy?
9.
What does ATP allow cells to do?
10.
What is the formula for photosynthesis?
11.
What are the reactants (also called inputs) of photosynthesis?
а.
b.
С.
12.
What are the products (also called outputs) of photosynthesis?
а.
b.
13.
What is the other way the formula is sometimes written?
THINK for the next few questions (14-18):
14.
What does the CO2 represent?
15.
What does the H2O represent?
II
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