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If a plant cell is placed in water, how does its central vacuole typically respond? a) It absorbs nutrients from the water. b) It expels waste into the water. c) It absorbs water. d) It expels water.
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If a plant cell is placed in water, how does its central vacuole typically respond?

a) It absorbs nutrients from the water.
b) It expels waste into the water.
c) It absorbs water.
d) It expels water.

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C) it absorbs water hope that helps
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