Well for cellular respiration the inputs, or reactants, are glucose and oxygen. The outputs, or products, of cellular respiration are water, carbon dioxide and ATP molecules - ( adenosine triphosphate ).
Photosynthesis is different, as expected, from cellular respiration. In photosynthesis the inputs are : 6H2O( water ), 6CO2( carbon dioxide ), ( light energy ).
and the outputs or the products of photosynthesis is C6H12O6 (glucose), 6O2 ( oxygen ).
The input of photosynthesis is [tex]\rm \bold{CO_2, H_2O,}[/tex] and sunlight and output is glucose and Oxygen. While input for Cellular respiration is Glucose and Oxygen and output is ATP and [tex]\rm \bold {CO_2}[/tex].
Photosynthesis:
It is an anabolic reaction in which [tex]\rm \bold{CO_2, H_2O,}[/tex] and sunlight is used to produce glucose and Oxygen.
Cellular Respiration:
It is a catabolic reaction in glucose is broken down using oxygen to produce ATP and [tex]\rm \bold {CO_2}[/tex] as byproduct.
Hence, we can say that the input of photosynthesis is [tex]\rm \bold{CO_2, H_2O,}[/tex] and sunlight and output is glucose and Oxygen. While input for Cellular respiration is Glucose and Oxygen and output is ATP and [tex]\rm \bold {CO_2}[/tex].
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