why are photosynthesis and cellular respiration often consider opposites?

Question

i read about this & i still dont get ti

Answer 1

because they have reverse effects:

Photosynthesis results in the consumption of carbon dioxide and produces oxygen. Respiration results in the consumption on oxygen and the production of carbon dioxide. These processes help manintain an equilibrium of these gases in the atmosphere.

Answer 2

Photosynthesis makes what cellular respiration needs. cellular respiration makes what photosynthesis desires. Photosynthesis: a million. makes use of carbon dioxide and water 2. Produces glucose and oxygen 3. merchants capacity from the image voltaic in the bonds of glucose cellular respiration: a million. makes use of glucose and oxygen 2. Produces carbon dioxide and water 3. Releases energy from the bonds of glucose to make ATP for cells to apply

Answer 3

Photosynthesis makes what cellular respiration needs.
Cellular respiration makes what photosynthesis needs.

Photosynthesis:
1. uses carbon dioxide and water
2. produces glucose and oxygen
3. stores energy from the sun in the bonds of glucose

Cellular respiration:
1. uses glucose and oxygen
2. produces carbon dioxide and water
3. releases energy from the bonds of glucose to make ATP for cells to use

Answer 4

photosynthesis is the process by which glucose (C6H12O6) is made. cellular respiration is the process by which the glucose is utilized to allow for the plant to stay alive (growth, reproduction...). In other words, cellular respiration uses up what photosynthesis makes.

Answer 5

I know that photosynthesis is only in plants and make their energy in chloroplasts. Also Cellular respiration makes its energy in the mitochondria

Answer 6

During photosynthesis carbondioxide is used and oxygen is given out. Whereas in celluar respiration oxygen is used and carbondioxide is given out.