Why do the cells in all living things need energy?

A.
to fuel their chemical reactions

B.
to help them decompose

C.
to communicate with other cells

D.
so they can block sunlight

Question

Why do the cells in all living things need energy?	
 
 A.
to fuel their chemical reactions
 
 B.
to help them decompose
 
 C.
to communicate with other cells
 
 D.
so they can block sunlight

logan13 · Answer

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logan13 · Answer

@StudyGurl14  and @confluxepic

studygurl14 · Answer

What do you think it is @logan13 ?

logan13 · Answer

c

studygurl14 · Answer

No. You can easily eliminate all the answer choices except for one. Look at the human body for a hint. You eat food for energy. That energy goes into everything you do, including digesting, thinking, transporting nutrients and waste, breathing, etc.

studygurl14 · Answer

You don't need energy to decompose. You're already dead.

studygurl14 · Answer

Also, cells don't really "communicate" with each other.

logan13 · Answer

so d

studygurl14 · Answer

No....When have you ever heard of cells blocking sunlight?

logan13 · Answer

i thought it said acumilate