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You want to build a model of aerobic cellular respiration. What should it show about the relationship between oxygen and energy production?(1 point)
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Oxygen is a waste product that is released during energy production.
Oxygen is a waste product that is released during energy production.

Oxygen is not necessary during cellular respiration, just during photosynthesis.
Oxygen is not necessary during cellular respiration, just during photosynthesis.

Oxygen is used to split glucose molecules, releasing energy.
Oxygen is used to split glucose molecules, releasing energy.

Oxygen combines with glucose to directly form ATP and water.

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"Oxygen is used to split glucose molecules, releasing energy."

Explanation: In aerobic respiration oxygen is required to accept electrons at the end of the electron transport chain, which allows glucose to be fully oxidized and much more ATP to be produced than in anaerobic respiration. (The precise mechanism is not literal "splitting" of glucose; oxygen's role is as the final electron acceptor, forming water.)