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Why is cellular reproduction important for homeostasis? It helps cells make oxygen. It helps cells make glucose. It removes waste from cells. It splits a cell into new cell
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Why is cellular reproduction important for homeostasis?

It helps cells make oxygen.
It helps cells make glucose.
It removes waste from cells.
It splits a cell into new cell

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It helps cells make glucose

I got it right in odyssey ware
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Answer:

(It was a remove waste from cells)

Step-by-step explanation:

the cell produces carbon dioxide and water, which are released as waste.

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