A cell membrane is a rigid structure that can prevent a cell from bursting due to increased internal water pressure. True False

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A cell membrane is a rigid structure that can prevent a cell from bursting due to increased internal water pressure.

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A cell membrane is not rigid a cell wall is rigid.

Xero answered Sep 22, 2021

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