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ACarbon dioxide
BPure oxygen
CPure nitrogen
DPure helium
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Carbon dioxide
Aerobic respiration yields carbon dioxide and water, and yeast fermentation yields ethanol and carbon dioxide, so both release carbon dioxide.
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