Question

which of the following is a function of the central vacuole? view available hint(s) converting light energy to chemical energy storing the genetic information of the cell separating the cell from its surroundings storing compounds produced by the cell working with mrna to synthesize proteins submit part d are found only in plant cells, but are found in both plant and animal cells view available hint(s) cell walls; chloroplasts central vacuoles; ribosomes chloroplasts; central vacuoles plasma membranes; mitochondria lysosomes; plasma membranes

Explanation:

The central vacuole in plant - cells stores compounds produced by the cell. Cell walls and central vacuoles are unique to plant cells, while ribosomes are present in both plant and animal cells. Chloroplasts are mainly in plant cells for photosynthesis, storing genetic information is the job of the nucleus, separating the cell from its surroundings is the function of the plasma membrane, and protein synthesis with mRNA occurs at ribosomes.

Answer:

For the first question: Storing compounds produced by the cell
For the second question: Central vacuoles; ribosomes