A student argues that the cell membrane is an example of an organelle in prokaryotic cells. What is one problem with this argument? A.
The cell membrane is not an organelle because it has no specific function.
B.
The cell membrane is not an organelle because it is not found in all prokaryotic cells.
C.
The cell membrane is not an organelle because it surrounds the cell and is not located within the cell.
D.
The cell membrane is not an organelle because it does not transport materials across its membrane.