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A. Water will enter the cell causing the cell to swell. B. Water will exit the cell causing the cell to shrivel. C. Water will enter and exit the cell at the same rate. D. Splits will exit the cell enabling
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A. Water will enter the cell causing the cell to swell.

B. Water will exit the cell causing the cell to shrivel.
C. Water will enter and exit the cell at the same rate.
D. Splits will exit the cell enabling it to reach equilibrium.

A. Water will enter the cell causing the cell to swell. B. Water will exit the cell-example-1
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The answer would be A because the cell would absorb the substance or fluid causing it to swell
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