TeaStudy the diagram below showing organelles found in a cell.AB3.2.1Write down the LETTER only of the part that:(a)Contains chlorophyll(1)(b)Has a secretory function(1).2State TWO organic compounds that make up part E.(2)State TWO visible reasons why this diagram represents a plant cell. (2)Explain ONE consequence if the organelle D is damaged.(2)List TWO functions of organelle A.(2)(10

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Study the diagram below showing organelles found in a cell. B Write down the LETTER only of the part that: (a) Contains chlorophyll (1) (b) Has a secretory function (1) State TWO organic compounds that make up part E. (2) State TWO visible reasons why this diagram represents a plant cell. (2) Explain ONE consequence if the organelle D is damaged. (2

Study the diagram below showing organelles found in a cell. B Write down the LETTER only of the part that: (a) Contains chlorophyll (1) (b) Has a secretory function (1) State TWO organic compounds that make up part E. (2) State TWO visible reasons why this diagram represents a plant cell. (2) Explain ONE consequence if the organelle D is damaged. (2

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