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Which organelle convert the chemical energy stored in food into unseable energy ​

Which organelle convert the chemical energy stored in food into unseable energy ​
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Which organelle convert the chemical energy stored in food into unseable energy
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the answer is mitochondria (please braniest if this helped)
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