Why does the inner membrane of the mitochondria have so many folds?
A. The folds increase surface area which increases space for chemical reactions
B. The folds decrease surface are which increases the space for chemical reactions
C. The folds increase surface area which allows the mitochondria to function smoothly
D. The folds decrease surface area which allows the mitochondria to function smoothly
Select your answer:
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