[Six/three/one] enzymes that participate in the complete catabolism of glucose through glycolysis and the citric acid cycle are oxidative decarboxylations. From one glucose molecule [six/five/three/two] carbon dioxide molecules are produced after complete catabolism through these pathways. Glycolysis occurs in the [cytosol/lysosome/mitochondrial matrix], pyruvate dehydrogenase localizes to the [cytosol/lysosome/mitochondrial matrix], and the citric acid cycle occurs in the [cytosol/lysosome/mitochondrial matrix]. help fill in the blanks

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