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How is energy released from molecules to power cellular functions?(1 point)

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An ATP molecule adds a phosphate group, forming ADP.
An ATP molecule adds a phosphate group, forming ADP.
An ADP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ATP.
An ADP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ATP.
An ATP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ADP.
An ATP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ADP.
An ADP molecule adds a phosphate group, forming ATP

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The correct response is: An ATP molecule releases a phosphate group, forming ADP.

When ATP (adenosine triphosphate) releases one of its phosphate groups, it undergoes hydrolysis, converting to ADP (adenosine diphosphate) and releasing energy that can be used to power various cellular functions.