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if the surface area of a cell that is shaped like a cube increases 100 times, its volume increases about
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if the surface area of a cell that is shaped like a cube increases 100 times, its volume increases about

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D. 1000 Times.

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One thousand times.

Surface area is squared, volume is cubed. Thus, the root of 100 is 10, 10 cubed is 1,000.

This is why cells are so small - any larger and they wouldn't have enough surface area for the contents of the cell.
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