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2. Why do most textbooks compare a cell to a factory
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2. Why do most textbooks compare a cell to a factory

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Answer: I cant find a answer to this eney where.

Explanation: To be onist i think most school textbooks do this just bc they think we/you will just understand it beder.

warning: these are just my thoghts, bc i cant find a real answer to this.

even tho its just a guss i hope it helped :)

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