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Transcribed Image Text:The reaction A + B --> C has
a AG of C = 15 kcal/mol. How
many ATP molecules are
needed to provide the
energy needed:
а. З АТР
b. 1 ATP
c. 15 ATP
d. 2 ATP
е. О АТР
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