Ineed your plz energy produced by cellular processes is stored as. a lipids b proteins c deoxyrbonucleic acids d complex carbohydrate

Answer;

D complex carbohydrate

Explanation;

-Cellular processes produce energy which may be stored for future use when need arises. This energy is stored  in complex carbohydrates such as glycogen and starch.

-These complex carbohydrates often supply energy and other nutrients and fiber needed by an organisms when need arises. Starch is the storage carbohydrate in plants while glycogen is the energy reserve in animals. When the body needs energy, the stored glycogen is readily broken down to glucose which is used to generate energy in the usable form of ATP

The energy produced by the cellular process is stored as complex carbohydrates. Therefore, the correct answer is D

Cellular respiration is the process by which energy is produced from the food we eat. The only way energy is supplied into the body is through the food we consume.

Through cellular processes, the foods we consume are broken down to be used by the body cells and the energy produced from the foods is transformed into energy that can by the body cells.  

After digestion, the sugar in the food is broken into a simple sugar such as glucose and fructose. The glucose produced from several glucose molecules such as starch (complex carbohydrate) is broken down by the body cells into sugar that supplies energy to the body.

In other words, complex carbohydrates are converted into glucose and used as energy in the body.

Complex carbohydrates can be found in different foods and these include whole grains, vegetables, and peas. They provide the mineral, vitamins, and fiber required of the body to function properly.

Most carbohydrates are from starches and carbohydrates from processed or refined sugars do not have the fiber and minerals that are present in complex carbohydrates

Therefore, the energy produced by the cellular process is stored as complex carbohydrate.

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