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A cancerous tumor eventually grows faster than surrounding tissues because a greater proportion of its cells are dividing. True or false? A) true B) false C) none of the above

A cancerous tumor eventually grows faster than surrounding tissues because a greater proportion of its cells are dividing. True or false? A) true B) false C) none of the above
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A cancerous tumor eventually grows faster than surrounding tissues because a greater proportion of its cells are dividing. True or false?

A) true
B) false
C) none of the above

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answer: true
explanation: the tumor also grows over stopping the other tissue’s growth
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