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Cell membrane, because that’s the structure that allows organelles to leave and enter
Answer:
Girls’ bodies increase in size and shape during puberty. Their hips become more rounded and they get a more defined waist. The vulva, vagina and nipples get bigger and the breasts begin to develop, sometimes unevenly.
Other changes include pubic hair appearing and a vaginal discharge - an increase in the mucous produced in the vagina.
Girls also start menstruating or having their period during this time.
Explanation:
To prevent a child from touching or sticking anything inside a plug-in, I would use guards to cover the holes. Smaller children have a difficult time trying to remove the guards, which gives enough time to notice him/her messing with the plug. Serious injuries, even death, can occur when being electrocuted. It is very important to prevent any small objects from being pushed into the sockets.
