What is the difference between parts B and C in malia's diagram? (a) Part B is responsible for giving the cell structure and support and part C allows nutrients and waste to enter and leave the cell (b)Part B is responsible for for letting nutrients and waste pass through the cell and part C holds all of the organelles in place (c) both parts B and C are responsible for producing food for the cell (d) there is no difference between B and C, their combined purposes to hold the cell together

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