Answer: Living systems use the Law of Conservation of Mass when a living organism dies. When the organism decomposes carbon is released and enters back into the Earth. This follows the law because the mass is not being created or destroyed, but reused. Living systems use the law of conservation of mass when a living organism dies. ... It follows the law because the mass is not being created or destroyed, but reused. Living systems use the law of conversation of energy when an organism decomposes
I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. Cells divide in order to maintain a surface area large enough to support their cytoplasm. When they divide, their volume decreases which enables them to obtain enough nutrient and expel wastes.
