1.name the part of alimentary canal where water along with minerals can absorb.
2.a)in what form of energy is stored in the cell?
b)name the cell organelle in which it is stored?
c)write its full form

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Answer 1:
Part of alimentary canal from where water is absorbed along with minerals- Large intestine.
Answer 2:
a) Energy is stored in the form of ATP inside the cells.
b) ATP are produced inside mitochondria.
c) Full form of ATP - Adenosine triphosphate

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1.name the part of alimentary canal where water along with minerals can absorb.2.a)in what form of energy is stored in the cell?b)name the cell organelle in which it is stored?c)write its full form

Answer 1:Part of alimentary canal from where water is absorbed along with minerals- Large intestine.Answer 2:a) Energy is stored in the form of ATP inside the cells.b) ATP are produced inside mitochondria.c) Full form of ATP - Adenosine triphosphate

1.name the part of alimentary canal where water along with minerals can absorb.
2.a)in what form of energy is stored in the cell?
b)name the cell organelle in which it is stored?
c)write its full form

Answer 1:
Part of alimentary canal from where water is absorbed along with minerals- Large intestine.
Answer 2:
a) Energy is stored in the form of ATP inside the cells.
b) ATP are produced inside mitochondria.
c) Full form of ATP - Adenosine triphosphate