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The cell membrane's function is to.. O allow nutrients in, and send wastes out of the cell O to control the amount of water that enters the cell O to block all nutrients from entering the cell
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The cell membrane's function is to..

O allow nutrients in, and send wastes out of the cell

O to control the amount of water that enters the cell

O to block all nutrients from entering the cell

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The first bullet point is correct

Step-by-step explanation:

The cell membrane controls what comes in and out of the cell, it needs minerals so would not block them completely, and water does not enter cells so it is clearly the first one.

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