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The cell membrane is selectively permeable because A-particles can quickly pass through it. B-only nutrient molecules can pass through it. C-only certain particles can pass through it. D-all particles
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The cell membrane is selectively permeable because

A-particles can quickly pass through it.
B-only nutrient molecules can pass through it.
C-only certain particles can pass through it.
D-all particles can pass through it.

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the answer is C, only certain particles can pass through it.

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