Question

directions: select all the correct answers. when during cellular respiration do cells obtain energy for performing work? when energy - rich molecules of glucose are broken down in the cytoplasm and atp is produced when enzyme pathways in the mitochondria produce atp through the process of fermentation when enzyme pathways in the mitochondria produce atp in a process that requires oxygen

Explanation:

Cellular respiration has glycolysis in the cytoplasm where glucose is broken - down to produce ATP. The aerobic part of cellular respiration occurs in mitochondria and requires oxygen to produce ATP. Fermentation occurs in the cytoplasm, not mitochondria.

Answer:

when energy - rich molecules of glucose are broken down in the cytoplasm and ATP is produced, when enzyme pathways in the mitochondria produce ATP in a process that requires oxygen