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How does ATP gain in fermentation compare with aerobic respiration?
ATwo net ATP versus many more
BEqual ATP gain in both
CFermentation yields more ATP
DFermentation yields no ATP
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Two net ATP versus many more
Fermentation stops at pyruvate breakdown and nets two ATP, whereas aerobic respiration yields many more.
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