Question

directions: drag the name of each cell structure to the correct location on the diagram. jc has created a venn diagram to help him remember which cell structures are present only in prokaryotes, only in eukaryotes, or in both. complete jcs diagram with the cell structures shown below. cytoplasm cell membrane mitochondria dna nucleus prokaryotes eukaryotes both ribosomes

Explanation:

Prokaryotes and eukaryotes have some shared and distinct cell - structures. Cytoplasm and cell membrane are present in both as they are fundamental for cell function and integrity. DNA is present in both, but in prokaryotes it is not enclosed in a nucleus, while in eukaryotes it is in the nucleus. Mitochondria and nucleus are only in eukaryotes as prokaryotes lack membrane - bound organelles.

Answer:

• Prokaryotes: None of the given ones are exclusive to prokaryotes.
• Both: cytoplasm, cell membrane, DNA
• Eukaryotes: mitochondria, nucleus