Question

what happens when an organelle can no longer perform its function properly? the vacuole removes it from the cell and takes it to another the organelle is broken down and removed by lysosomes. the organelle is stored in the vacuole and repaired.

Explanation:

Lysosomes are known as the "digestive" organelles of the cell. They contain enzymes that break down waste materials, cellular debris, and non - functional organelles. Vacuoles mainly function in storage (e.g., storing water, nutrients, waste products in plant cells). They do not have the role of removing non - functional organelles from the cell or transporting them elsewhere, nor do they repair organelles.

Answer:

The organelle is broken down and removed by lysosomes.