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Please refer to the image and passage to help you answer this question. Why is part of the cell membrane hydrophobic? A. To help dissolve the organelles B. To keep water out of …

Please refer to the image and passage to help you answer this question. Why is part of the cell membrane hydrophobic? A. To help dissolve the organelles B. To keep water out of …
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Please refer to the image and

passage to help you answer
this question.
Why is part of the cell
membrane hydrophobic?
A. To help dissolve the organelles
B. To keep water out of the cell
C. So the cell can absorb as much water as
possible

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User Ajitabh
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Answer:

B to keep water out of the cell

Step-by-step explanation:

hydrophobic def

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