If there are old worn-out parts in a cell, or too many mitochondria, or poisons, then the lysosome forms a membrane bubble around them, and the enzymes inside the lysosome break these large parts down into small molecules that can fit to get through the cell membrane.
Answer: Exocytosis is the process where waste is removed from a cell.
Explanation: Exocytosis happens when a nutrients outside of a cell fill up in a vesicle. Then the vesicle pinches off the cell membrane and transports everything throughout the cell.
