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One cell has more mitochondria than the other. How would having more mitochondria affect the cell's function?

One cell has more mitochondria than the other. How would having more mitochondria affect the cell's function?
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One cell has more mitochondria than the other. How would having more mitochondria affect the cell's function?

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Having more mitochondria means more ATP is being produced.
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The cell would need more energy, so more mitochondria= more energy
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