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Answer- b bacterial flagellar movement
d. Chemical movement through uniport.
Osmosis , figgusion amd facilitated diffusion are all passive transport mechanisms and dwpwnd on concentration gradient.
Movement through a uniport is active transport , ATP helps to move molecules against the concentration gradient.
In flagella ATP is produced by cellular respiration of the cells for movement . In eukaryotes flagella is froven by ATP.
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