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What is the least amount of cells an organism can have and still be considered living? Question 2 options: 1 3 5 more than 5
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What is the least amount of cells an organism can have and still be considered living?

Question 2 options:

1


3


5


more than 5

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1 cell i had a duration like this and i got it right
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Answer:

1

Step-by-step explanation:

because according to Robert hooke,unicellular organisms have one cell and are considered living things

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