What is the difference between plant and animal cells?

a. an animal cell can produce energy, because it has a mitochondria

b. a plant cell has a well defined shape, because it has a cell wall

c. a plant cell can store genetic information, because it has a nucleus

d. molecules can only pass into an animal cell because it has a cell membrane

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Biology

Jeffrey Reid

18 February, 10:19

What is the difference between plant and animal cells?

a. an animal cell can produce energy, because it has a mitochondria

b. a plant cell has a well defined shape, because it has a cell wall

c. a plant cell can store genetic information, because it has a nucleus

d. molecules can only pass into an animal cell because it has a cell membrane

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Hayden Flores · Answer 1

The answer is an animal cell can produce energy, because it has a mitochondria.

Kaila Crane · Answer 2

Answer: D. molecules can only pass into an animal cell because it has a cell membrane

Reasoning: A. Plant cells produce their energy.

B. Both plant and animal cells have a cell wall.

C. Both plant and animal cells store genetic information.