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Please help Why is the cell membrane described as being selectively permeable? A. It allows anything to enter and exit the cell. B. It allows nothing to enter or exit the cell. …

Please help Why is the cell membrane described as being selectively permeable? A. It allows anything to enter and exit the cell. B. It allows nothing to enter or exit the cell. …
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Why is the cell membrane described as being selectively permeable?

A. It allows anything to enter and exit the cell.

B. It allows nothing to enter or exit the cell.

C. It allows only water to enter the cell.

D. It allows needed materials to enter the cell and wastes to leave the cell.

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It allows needed materials to enter the cell and wastes to leave the cell.

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