Question

Select all that apply.

What are the functions of ATP?

provides the energy for respiration
provides the energy for photosynthesis
stores the initial energy released by respiration
provides the energy for all cytoplasmic chemical synthesis
make all other organic compounds from its own complex molecules

Answer 1

it provides energy for a lot of things
but I want to say the first is correct

Answer 2

WAIT I LIED

Answer 3

i htink it is the 1st 2nd and 4th

Answer 4

4th one

Answer 5

im not sure though

Answer 6

#4 covers 1 and 2 as cytoplasmic chemical synthesis

Answer 7

Please, no direct answers.
No answers before Might soul says what he or she thinks about the question.

Answer 8

its nightsoul and im a he and i already said what i think

Answer 9

or at least I think photoSYNTHESIS and cell reseration (the complete oppsite of potosynthesis) are cytoplasmic chemical synthesese

Answer 10

Where did you say it?
You know what people who give direct answers here can be banned.

Answer 11

What do you know about ATP?

Answer 12

All are correct except the last one (I believe). ATP is basically a molecule used to store energy. Organisms use ATP when they want or need energy... thus, any answer related to ATP 'providing' or 'releasing' energy for an organism is correct....

Answer 13

right above me saying 4th one

Answer 14

thnx you guys. i really needed the help. :)

Answer 15

anytime

Answer 16

You're right Night Soul, but how ATP is produced? <--- there is a key here to reply to the question and eliminate the bad answers.

I disagree with your reply. (all correct except the last one)

Answer 17

Explain

Answer 18

I will. Tell me how do you think ATP is produced.

1/For a plant
2/ For an animal

Answer 19

isnt it the same way?

Answer 20

it is produced for both.

Answer 21

Not at all.

Answer 22

or is it cell resperation and photosynthesis that makes atp

Answer 23

why not at all?

Answer 24

Animals don't have photosynthesis, so what is the role of the photosynthesis, to produce what?

Answer 25

C6 H2 O6

Answer 26

Read here: https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120307173116AAaVe0o

Answer 27

hows that for not giving a direct answer -u-

Answer 28

it is produced during respiration in plants and animals to store and release needed energy.
and what that response on yahoo just tells you what type of respiration plants and animals go through

Answer 29

So, if photosynthesis produces ATP, can we say that ATP is used to provide energy for photosynthesis, it's a result, or an ingredient?

Answer 30

it tells you that, yes it is produced by photosynthesis, but what it doesn't tell you is if it is produce by animals or not

Answer 31

the functions of ATP?

provides the energy for respiration
provides the energy for photosynthesis

Wrong or right?

Answer 32

It can't provide the energy for, and to be the result of.

Answer 33

right

Answer 34

thats correct

Answer 35

so its 1-4 if im not mistaken

Answer 36

How it can be one and two? Explain me how ATP can provide the energy for the process, and being the result of the process? I don't understand.

Answer 37

how does it say it is a result in any of the responses

Answer 38

I would say the correct answers are 2 and 3, but I will check them a little bit.

Note that it's impossible to have 1 and 3 true, because they are opposite.

provides the energy for all cytoplasmic chemical synthesis --> yes
make all other organic compounds from its own complex molecules --> no, it's the role of "bricks", like aminoacids.

Answer 39

the energy stored in 3 is used to restart the process in 1 so they are both correct

Answer 40

Is ATP the ingredient or the result? Please reply, because it can't be both.

If it provides energy FOR photosynthesis, it can't be the result of photosynthesis...

Answer 41

it is the catalyst of the reaction and also serves to store energy

Answer 42

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