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In a hypertonic solution, where there are too many solutes outside of the cell, water will move ... A. both into and out of the cell. B. out of the cell. C. into the cell.
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In a hypertonic solution, where

there are too many solutes
outside of the cell, water will
move ...
A. both into and out of the cell.
B. out of the cell.
C. into the cell.

User Harkirat Singh
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Answer:

B. out of the cell

Step-by-step explanation:

Because the cell shrinks so all the water has to leave the cell for it to get smaller.

User Anatoly Trosinenko
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B. Out of the cell.
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