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Statement A: The number of mitochondria in a cell does not correspond to the function of the cell. Statement B: Mitochondria are common to both plant and animal cells.

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Statement A is correct, statement B is incorrect.
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Statement B is correct, statement A is incorrect.
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Both the statements A and B are correct.
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Both the statements A and B are incorrect.
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The correct option is B Statement B is correct, statement A is incorrect.

The number of mitochondria per cell varies according to the function and the volume of the cells, there may be 50-5000 mitochondria in a cell. The number may reach up to 5,00,000 in some kind of Protozoa. They are found both in plant and animal cells.


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