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A total of three ATP are produced for every NADH molecule and two ATP for every FADH, molecule. Recall that we have 10 NADH and 2 FADH, from glycolysis to Krebs cycle. How many ATP do we have now?​

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If three ATPs are produced for every NADH molecule, and two for every FADH molecule, then...

3 ATPs x 10 NADH = 30 ATPs produced for every NADH

2 ATPs x 2 FADH = 4 ATPs produced for every FADH

30 ATPs produced for every NADH + 4 ATPs produced for every FADH =

34 ATPs in total.