Answer:
A
Explanation:
The data shows us the bubbles produced per minute when the light source is at different distances away from the plant. The closer the light source is to the plant, the greater the light intensity. In the table, there are a larger amount of bubbles produced the closer the light source is to the plant. Therefore, the data supports that the higher the light intensity, the more gas produced by the plant, i.e. option A
The data does not tell us anything about water uptake by the plant (as in B). The data also does not tell us anything about the energy required for photosynthesis (as in C), or how much carbon dioxide is needed (as in D).
