Why is cellular reproduction important for homeostasis? it cells make oxygen. it cells make glucose. it removes waste from cells. it splits a cell into new cells. answer quick

The answer is:

C: Removes waste from cells.

How:

Living things get energy from a process called cellular respiration. This process occurs in the cell's mitochondria. During cellular respiration, the mitochondria use oxygen to break down glucose (basically sugar found in food) to create a form of energy called ATP. In addition, the cell produces carbon dioxide and water, which are released as waste.

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