cellular respiration occures where?

Answer 1

i think its the mitochondria

Answer 2

Cellular respiration is a process that describes the metabolic reactions and processes that take place in a cell to obtain chemical energy from fuel molecules
Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm, then the 3-carbon byproducts of it move into the mitochondria, where they go through the Krebs cycle to complete the oxydation.

Answer 3

In the mytochondria.more specifically, in the inner wall or so calles "crests" where the resíratory chain enzymatic equipment is found.
Respiration of the cell, is the "cascade oxydation" or redox potential of several compounds inthe mytochondria, with different affinity for the oxygen mlecule, starting with NADH (reduced form of nacitin adenin dinucleotide), and going along the chain of another 6 steps, each of which produce 2 mils of ATP (adenosin triphosphate).
Yes, respiration in the cell produces energy

Answer 4

In eukaryotic cells, it occurs in the mitochondria.

Edit:
kt has a better answer than I gave.