desprately need help! ive taken this class to may times due to an illlness

Here's what it should say:

7. Solute transport stops before the completion of transport because of a lack of ATP. Sodium and potassium transport will not occur if ATP is not available.

8. Yes, transport has changed because more ATP is available. This fact supports the earlier supposition that ATP is required for active transport. The rate of active transport will decrease if fewer solute pumps are available, but will still go to completion given enough ATP and time. You can show that this is an active process by making the sodium concentration in the right beaker greater than the sodium concentration in the left beaker. Transport will occur against the concentration gradient in active transport but not in diffusion.

9. Sodium transport is not affected by putting NaCl into the right beaker. Increasing the number of pump proteins will increase solute transport. Glucose presence does not affect active transport.

which questions are those for? its says 7,8,9 because there is no question 9