Question

score: 15/600
the inputs for aerobic respiration are:
○ atp, glucose, and oxygen.
○ glycogen and oxygen.
○ glucose and oxygen.
○ carbon dioxide and glucose.
○ glucose and atp.

Explanation:

Aerobic respiration is the process by which cells convert glucose into energy using oxygen. The primary inputs required are glucose (the fuel source) and oxygen (to drive the process), producing ATP, carbon dioxide, and water as outputs. ATP is a product, not an input; glycogen is a storage form of glucose, not a direct input; carbon dioxide is a waste product. Thus, the correct inputs are glucose and oxygen.

Answer:

glucose and oxygen.