Question

2 is the author of the article suggesting that atp is only generated in the third stage of cellular respiration? which selection from the article best supports your answer? (a) yes; \when this happens, cells make small amounts of atp as well as lactic acid, which can build up in muscle tissue and cause soreness and a burning sensation for humans, especially after exercising.\ (b) no; \during the citric acid cycle, two atp molecules are produced, along with two compounds that are known as nad and fad.\ (c) no; \ultimately, atp is produced by oxidative phosphorylation, a process by which enzymes (substances that speed up reactions) combine with oxygen.\ (d) yes; \most atp production occurs during the electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation stage of cellular respiration.\

Explanation:

ATP is produced in multiple stages of cellular respiration. The citric - acid cycle produces two ATP molecules, which shows that ATP is not only generated in the third stage. Option B provides evidence against the claim that ATP is only generated in the third stage.

Answer:

B. No; "During the citric acid cycle, two ATP molecules are produced, along with two compounds that are known as NAD and FAD."