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Which of the following situations illustrate(s) the coupling of exergonic to endergonic reactions in cells? - the breakdown of glucose, producing ATP - the active transport of sodium into the cell - the movement of a muscle powered by the hydrolysis of ATP - the diffusion of oxygen into the cell and carbon dioxide out of the cell - the production of a protein by dehydration synthesis - absorption of water by a root cell
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