This part of the cell stores wastes, water or food.

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Lisa [10]2 years ago

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Answer: The vacuole

Explanation: the vacuole is the organelle in which different substances or solutions are stored, this includes wastes, water, food, and even solids that the cell does not require because they are waste and therefore might contaminate the cell or substances the cell store to be used later.

Andrews [41]2 years ago

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Explanation: In cells, the vacuole is the organelle in which different substances or solutions are stored, this includes wastes, water, food, and even solids that the cell does not require because they are waste and therefore might contaminate the cell or substances the cell store to be used later.

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