The water solution in the environment surrounding the cell has a higher solute concentration than the cell.
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-Payshence
D is the correct answer :)
Water is considered to be a polar molecule because one side of the molecule is a different charge than the other side of the molecule
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Here's Why:
Explanation:
In living cells there are hundreds of different enzymes working together in a coordinated manner, and since cells neither synthesize nor break down more material than is required for normal metabolism and growth, precise enzyme regulation is required for turning metabolic reactions on and off.
