please use the image to answer A and B.a. which data represents the chloroplast? explain.b. which organelle is more at risk to changing concentrations of DNP? explain. DNP Concentration and ATP ProductionOrganelleVolume of CO₂ (g) released (mL)Volume of O₂ (g) released (mL)5%0.500.88Concentration of DNP15%0.110.0425%0.050.0135%0.01n/a

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a. which data represents the chloroplast? explain. b. which organelle is more at risk to changing concentrations of DNP? explain.

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please use the image to answer A and B.

a. which data represents the chloroplast? explain.

b. which organelle is more at risk to changing concentrations of DNP? explain.

DNP Concentration and ATP Production
Organelle
Volume of CO₂ (g) released (mL)
Volume of O₂ (g) released (mL)
5%
0.50
0.88
Concentration of DNP
15%
0.11
0.04
25%
0.05
0.01
35%
0.01
n/a

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