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(N/A)       Viruses    Bacteria        $(i)$ They are very small.    They are larger in size compared to viruses.        $(ii)$ Non-cellular.    Singl

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(N/A)       Viruses    Bacteria        $(i)$ They are very small.    They are larger in size compared to viruses.        $(ii)$ Non-cellular.    Single-celled.        $(iii)$ Have no metabolism of their own.    Have metabolism of their own.        $(iv)$ Do not take food by any method.    Take food by absorption.        $(v)$ Do not grow and do not divide.    Grow in size and divide to produce more bacteria.        $(vi)$ Command the host cell to produce viruses.    They can reproduce on their own.        $(vii)$ Can be crystallised.    Cannot be crystallised.        $(viii)$ All produce diseases in humans,animals,or plants.    Some are harmless,some are useful,and some cause diseases.

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Viruses	Bacteria
$(i)$ They are very small.	They are larger in size compared to viruses.
$(ii)$ Non-cellular.	Single-celled.
$(iii)$ Have no metabolism of their own.	Have metabolism of their own.
$(iv)$ Do not take food by any method.	Take food by absorption.
$(v)$ Do not grow and do not divide.	Grow in size and divide to produce more bacteria.
$(vi)$ Command the host cell to produce viruses.	They can reproduce on their own.
$(vii)$ Can be crystallised.	Cannot be crystallised.
$(viii)$ All produce diseases in humans,animals,or plants.	Some are harmless,some are useful,and some cause diseases.