During interphase of the cell cycle, a muscle cell was determined to contain less mitochondria than needed. What would most likely happen to this cell? Group of answer choices

Answer: This cell will not respond quickly to what work do they need to do.

Signalling will not be strong so, mechanical work won't be done properly.

As mitochondria is mainly responsible for the production of ATP, these cells will not produce enough energy.

There may be difficulty in the contraction of this cell.

Homeostasis may not be maintained properly.