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When the size of a cell increases, the surface area/volume ratio: - decreases initially and then begins to increase. - remains the same. - increases. - decreases. - increases initially and then begins
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When the size of a cell increases, the surface area/volume ratio:

- decreases initially and then begins to increase.
- remains the same.
- increases.
- decreases.
- increases initially and then begins to decrease.

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Answer: B membrane bonded nucleus

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