QUESTION 24.
Answer- A. cell will shrink
Hyper means "more", hypertonic cell means more concentrated solution. In other words, a hypertonic solution is having more solute concentration than cell, so solvent more from a region of high concentration( from inside of the cell) to low concentration (outside of the cell).
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Question 24 2 pts What do you think will happen if you add a hypertonic solution...
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