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A student views 2 cells through his microscope. In cell A, he observes it to be rather large and has a lot of structures including a nucleus in it that make it complex. In cell B, he observes that it is much smaller than cell A and does not have many structures inside which he claims makes it less complex. What is true about these cells?
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