Which option below best explains how animal cells are able to use cellular respiration to carry out cellular functions? 7. A. Food provides energy and water provide oxygen, which is used to break down carbon dioxide for other cellular functions. B. Water molecules found in cell vacuoles are broken down release energy and oxygen which is used for other cellular functions. C. Cellular respiration breaks down stored carbon dioxide found in the body to release oxygen which is then used for cellular functions. D. Breathing provides oxygen and food provides glucose, which allows cells to breakdown glucose releasing energy for the cell to carry out other functions.

Which option below best explains how animal cells are able to use cellular respiration to carry out cellular functions? 7. A. Food provides energy and water provide oxygen, which is used to break down carbon dioxide for other cellular functions. B. Water molecules found in cell vacuoles are broken down release energy and oxygen which is used for other cellular functions. C. Cellular respiration breaks down stored carbon dioxide found in the body to release oxygen which is then used for cellular functions. D. Breathing provides oxygen and food provides glucose, which allows cells to breakdown glucose releasing energy for the cell to carry out other functions.

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

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Chapter46: Gas Exchange: The Respiratory System

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