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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. Mitochondria $(A)$ are double membrane-bound organelles,which corresponds to $(iii)$.$2$. Lysosomes $(B)$

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$(A-iii), (B-i), (C-ii)$

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(A) The correct matching is as follows:$1$. Mitochondria $(A)$ are double membrane-bound organelles,which corresponds to $(iii)$.$2$. Lysosomes $(B)$ are single membrane-bound organelles containing hydrolytic enzymes,which corresponds to $(i)$.$3$. Nucleolus $(C)$ is a non-membrane-bound structure present inside the nucleus,which corresponds to $(ii)$.Therefore,the correct sequence is $(A-iii), (B-i), (C-ii)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(A)$ Mitochondria	$(i)$ Single membrane-bound structure
$(B)$ Lysosome	$(ii)$ Non-membrane-bound structure
$(C)$ Nucleolus	$(iii)$ Double membrane-bound structure

Column-$I$ represents the organelle and Column-$II$ represents its structure. Select the correct option:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(A)$ Mitochondria $(i)$ Single membrane-bound structure
$(B)$ Lysosome $(ii)$ Non-membrane-bound structure
$(C)$ Nucleolus $(iii)$ Double membrane-bound structure

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Column-$I$ represents the organelle and Column-$II$ represents its structure. Select the correct option:Column-$I$Column-$II$$(A)$ Mitochondria$(i)$ Single membrane-bound structure$(B)$ Lysosome$(ii)$ Non-membrane-bound structure$(C)$ Nucleolus$(iii)$ Double membrane-bound structure