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Chemistry, 26.06.2019 09:00, haileywilliams1

The equation shown represents cellular respiration. glucose + z → x + y + energy what do x and z most likely represent? x represents water and z represents oxygen. x represents carbon dioxide and z represents sugar x represents sunlight and z represents hydrogen gas. x represents hydrogen and z represents carbon dioxide.

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