How are photosynthesis and cellular respiration different? a. photosynthesis produces twice as much energy as cellular respiration. b. photosynthesis produces glucose, while cellular respiration breaks down glucose. c. photosynthesis occurs in mitochondria, while cellular respiration occurs in chloroplasts. d. photosynthesis occurs only in plants, while cellular respiration occurs only in animals.

This is a tricky question. At first glance, there are two possible answer, B and D. But the thing is, D is incorrect because it states that photosynthesis occurs only in plants and that is not true since algae also use the same process.

→ So the answer is B because photosynthesis produces glucose which is stored but cellular respiration breaks down the glucose turning it into ATP.

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