What is the difference between glucose and ATP?(1 point)

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ATP is a storable form of energy, while glucose is a usable form of energy.
ATP is a storable form of energy, while glucose is a usable form of energy.

Glucose is only a storable form of energy, but ATP can be used and stored.
Glucose is only a storable form of energy, but ATP can be used and stored.

Glucose is a storable form of energy, while ATP is a usable form of energy.
Glucose is a storable form of energy, while ATP is a usable form of energy.

ATP is only a usable form of energy, but glucose can be used and stored.

Answer 1

ATP is a usable form of energy, while glucose is a storable form of energy.

Answer 2

What is a function of the integumentary system?(1 point)
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absorbs water
absorbs water

grows new tissue
grows new tissue

breaks down chemical bonds in food
breaks down chemical bonds in food

forms blood clots

Answer 3

forms blood clots

Answer 4

You Are What You Eat Quick Check
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Cellulose is a type of(1 point)
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carbohydrate.
carbohydrate.

lipid.
lipid.

protein.
protein.

grass.

Answer 5

carbohydrate.

Answer 6

Cellulose is(1 point)
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a starch that forms plant cell walls.
a starch that forms plant cell walls.

a protein that is involved in cellular respiration.
a protein that is involved in cellular respiration.

a lipid that is involved in cellular respiration.
a lipid that is involved in cellular respiration.

a carbohydrate that forms plant cell walls.

Answer 7

a carbohydrate that forms plant cell walls.