PHYSICS MIDDLE SCHOOL

What is the root word for organelle a. elle
b. anelle
c. org
d. organ
please help
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Answer 1
Answer: A root word is the basic word before you add a prefix or suffix.
So the root word of organelle is d.organ
Answer 2
Answer: the answer is D - organ
hope this helps

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