All organisms need energy to live. ATP is the fuel that powers all the activities of cells. Which statement best describes how ferns, people, and flatworms obtain energy?

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anonymous · Answer

Ferns and flatworms absorb food from their surroundings, while people must digest food found in their surroundings.
       Ferns produce glucose that can be broken down by cellular respiration, while flatworms and people digest foods containing glucose for use in cellular respiration.
       Producers such as ferns do not require a source of energy, while flatworms and humans must consume food for energy.
       Ferns produce ATP during photosynthesis, while flatworms and people produce ATP during digestion.

anonymous · Answer

I think it's A, but not positive..

abhisar · Answer

I think its D

abhisar · Answer

Ferns are green plants so they can produce there food by photosynthesis, flatworms and people produce ATP by digestion

anonymous · Answer

thank you!

abhisar · Answer

$\Huge\text{Anytime !}$