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PLEASE ANSWERRR To survive, both cells need to have atleast one particle of raw material in each of the grid square shown. Explain why the larger cell will not be able to survive?
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To survive, both cells need to have atleast one particle of raw material in each of the grid square shown. Explain why the larger cell will not be able to survive?

PLEASE ANSWERRR To survive, both cells need to have atleast one particle of raw material-example-1
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The larger one will not be able to survive because of how big it is. take a look at the big one. it has a few particles, but its extremely large. because of this it will die. the particles won't be able to travel all over the cell.

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the larger one will not be able to survive because of how big it is. take a look at the big one. it has a few particles, but its extremely large. because of this it will die. the particles won't be able to travel all over the cell.

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