Which Cell Type Is Best Suited for Specific Functions?

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The discussion revolves around identifying the best cell types for specific functions in a science assignment. The user seeks help with three questions regarding cells suited for an egg, movement, and as a covering for an organ. They suggest that the cell for covering an organ has a larger surface area and is more rigid, while they believe cells with flagella are best for movement. The user is frustrated with technical issues in sharing images and is looking for quick answers to complete their assignment. Overall, the focus is on understanding cell functions and characteristics relevant to the assignment.
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Can someone please help A.S.A.P. I have a science assignment due tomorrow and it's 11:00 and I'm getting very frustrated. I'm about to go to bed and i'll forget about it in the morning.

Ok i have 3 pictures. i tried drawing them on paint but it won't work, any ideas on how to get them on here it says its to big so i make a new one and its still the same size. if u can anser it without the pic just with the explanation thatd be awesome.




and it's asking; which cell would be best suited for an egg?Give your reasons
;Which cell would be best suited for movement?Give your reasons
;Which cell would be best suited as a covering for an organ?Give your reasons
could u please try your best to help me and just give me the answer right away. Please and thank you so much.





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For which cell would be best suited as a covering for an organ, i think its because it has a very great surface area ( bigger than the other two cells), but i can't seem to get the other two since I am really tired. is the answer right and what about the other two?
 
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i kinda know I am too late, but if any of them have tons of little "sticks", or something that looks like a tail (flagellum) those would be best for movement. the c=covering one would be the most rigid, and the egg would be the largest.
 
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