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Which best describes what happens to ATP during photosynthesis?
ATP is produced and then used to produce glucose.
ATP is broken down and then not used again.
ATP is formed and remains unchanged in the chloroplast.
ATP is changed to ADP and then moved to the cytoplasm.
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ATP is produced and then used to produce glucose.
During the light reactions ATP is made in the chloroplast stroma and then consumed in the Calvin cycle (light‑independent reactions) to drive carbon fixation and synthesize sugars.
During the light reactions ATP is made in the chloroplast stroma and then consumed in the Calvin cycle (light‑independent reactions) to drive carbon fixation and synthesize sugars.
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