The cell has sufficient energy reserves

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Problem- the presence of which of the following molecules indicates that the cell has sufficient energy reserves

1) Atp

2) Citrate

3) Adp

4) Fructose 1-6- biphosphate

5) Both a and b

Please define why you think that's the right answer

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