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Two things that are common to all cells are: O A nucleus and a cell membrane O A nucleus and mitochondria O A cell wall and a nucleus O A cell membrane and cytoplasm O A nucleol…

Two things that are common to all cells are: O A nucleus and a cell membrane O A nucleus and mitochondria O A cell wall and a nucleus O A cell membrane and cytoplasm O A nucleol…
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Two things that are common to all cells are:

O A nucleus and a cell membrane
O A nucleus and mitochondria
O A cell wall and a nucleus
O A cell membrane and cytoplasm
O A nucleolus and chloroplasts

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A nucleus and a cell membrane.

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The first option is the correct answer
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