Which of the following structures is responsible for providing energy for the cell?

Chloroplast

Nucleus

Mitochondrium

Cell membrane

Question

Which of the following structures is responsible for providing energy for the cell?

Chloroplast

Nucleus

Mitochondrium

Cell membrane

anonymous · Answer

Mitochondrium

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Mitochondria  is responsible for providing energy for the cell

anonymous · Answer

Mitochondrium is the energy apparatus of the cell.

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mitochondaria

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Mitochondrium

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I'm not sure but my original thought completly tought up on my own would be Mitochondrium

anonymous · Answer

mitochondria is what creates ATP, ATP is, very briefly, energy.   the nucleus is what surrounds the DNA (genetic material which determines for example your hair color, bone structure, height etc..)of the cell. the cell membrane simply acts as a cover for the cell, allowing only certain structure in and out of the cell. the chloroplast in found in plant cells, it is what contains the green pigment that makes leaves green and it plays a role in photosynthesis.