In phototrophs, ____ and ____ are the two energy-rich primary products from the transformation of light energy into chemical energy. A) ATP; NAD⁺ B) NADPH; ATP C) NADH; NADPH D) ATP; NADH E) ATP; NADH.

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Phototrophs use photosynthesis to convert light energy into chemical energy. The two primary products of this process are NADPH and ATP. NADPH is used in biosynthetic pathways to reduce carbon dioxide, and ATP is used as an energy source for cellular processes. Choice A is incorrect because NAD⁺ is not a known molecule involved in photosynthesis. Choice C is incorrect because NADH is not produced in photosynthesis. Choice D is incorrect because NADH is not a primary product of photosynthesis. Choice E is incorrect because only ATP is a primary product of photosynthesis.

In Phototrophs, ____ and ____ Are the Two Energy-Rich Primary

In Phototrophs, and Are the Two Energy-Rich Primary