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What is correct about the following satement
(a) Portion of spectrum between 500-800 nm is PAR
(b) Mg, Ca, Cl have prominent role in photolysis of water
In cyclic photophosphorylation, `O_(2)` and `NADPH` are not produced

A

a true, b, c false

B

b true, a, c false

C

a, b true, c false

D

a, b false, c true

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