Question

for a eukaryotic cell having all of the following structures, which would be the outermost layer? nucleus glycocalyx cytoplasmic membrane mitochondrion

Explanation:

The glycocalyx is an outer - layer of carbohydrates that can be found on the surface of eukaryotic cells. The nucleus is an internal organelle, the cytoplasmic membrane is inside the glycocalyx in some cases, and mitochondria are also internal organelles.

Answer:

glycocalyx