If a cell is not removing waste properly, it may become contaminated and eventually die. What organelles are responsible for preventing this situation?

Group of answer choices

cytoplasm and ribosomes

cell wall and vacuole

mitochondria and chloroplast

cell membrane and vacuole

cell membrane and vacuole

Explanation:

The organelles responsible for preventing this situation are the cell membranes and the vacuole.

Both organelles allows for the disposal of cellular wastes.

The vacuole is an organelle that is very distinguishable. It is a membrane bound sac like organelle that is responsible for storage of food and also waste disposal. The cell membrane is made up of a phospholipid bilayer. It regulates the movement of materials in and out of the cell because it is selectively permeable. Therefore, it can allow for waster removal.