How does adp differ from atp? atp has one more phosphate group than adp. adp has one more adenine group than atp. atp has one more adenine group than adp. adp has one more phosphate group than atp.

If you know their full forms, It'll be easy to choose the answer,

ATP stands for Adenine *Tri*phosphate

and

ADP stands for Adenine *di*phosphate.

*Tri* comes after *Di* as prefix before the compound.

Therefore it implies that,

*ATP has one more phosphate group than ADP.*

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Ihaven't done that yet, so no idea,but this is not the right place to ask