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cells are not as large as this cube why summarize evidence to support your claim and explain your reasoning
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cells are not as large as this cube why summarize evidence to support your claim and explain your reasoning
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Cells are very little so they can maximize their ratio of surface area to volume. Therefore making the cells not as large as the cube. The smaller the cell the higher the ratio
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