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Help me please i don’t understand this

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ella [17]3 years ago

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Cells have lots of things to do. Some cells make the whole organism, so that one cell must do everything that organism needs to do to live. Other cells perform specific functions, so they must be designed to do that specific activity.

There you go :) just reword it and try make it into your own words like just switch some sentences around

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