If you observed a cell under a microscope and saw that it contained a plasma membrane, cell wall, and ribosomes, but no other organelles, what could you conclude?

A: Its an animal cell

B: its a prokaryotic cell

C: its a plant cell

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5 December, 04:03

If you observed a cell under a microscope and saw that it contained a plasma membrane, cell wall, and ribosomes, but no other organelles, what could you conclude?

A: Its an animal cell

B: its a prokaryotic cell

C: its a plant cell

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London Schwartz · Answer 1

I believe it would be a prokaryotic cell, as although plant cells have all of the mentioned but they also possess additional organelles.

Peyton Salas · Answer 2

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. If you observed a cell under a microscope and saw that it contained a plasma membrane, cell wall, and ribosomes, but no other organelles, you can conclude that its a prokaryotic cell.

If you observed a cell under a microscope and saw that it contained a plasma membrane, cell wall, and ribosomes, but no other organelles, what could you conclude?A: Its an animal cellB: its a prokaryotic cellC: its a plant cell

If you observed a cell under a microscope and saw that it contained a plasma membrane, cell wall, and ribosomes, but no other organelles, what could you conclude?

A: Its an animal cell

B: its a prokaryotic cell

C: its a plant cell