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3 years ago

All organisms need energy to function. Which cell organelle provides this energy

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Mitochondria is the cell organelle the provides energy to function it also helps in respiration .It is called also as the power house of the cell

RUDIKE [14]3 years ago

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Mitochondria is the answer the nickname I have for it is that it's the "powerhouse"

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