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Texts: Fill-in-the-Blanks Cells must be very small for materials to move into and out of them fast enough to meet the cell's metabolic needs. Therefore, cells have a (1) (check one) () low () high surface area to volume ratio. This means as a cell decreases in size, its volume (2) (check one) () decreases () increases proportionately more than its surface area. Consequently, a smaller cell will have (3) (check one) () less () more surface area relative to its volume. Fill-in-the-Blanks Cells must be very small for materials to move into and out of them fast enough to meet the cell's metabolic needs. Therefore, cells have a (1) (check one) (x) low () high surface area to volume ratio. This means as a cell decreases in size, its volume (2) (check one) (x) decreases () increases proportionately more than its surface area. Consequently, a smaller cell will have (3) (check one) () less (x) more surface area relative to its volume.

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Texts: Fill-in-the-Blanks Cells must be very small for materials to move into and out of them fast enough to meet the cell's metabolic needs. Therefore, cells have a (1) (check one) () low () high surface area to volume ratio. This means as a cell decreases in size, its volume (2) (check one) () decreases () increases proportionately more than its surface area. Consequently, a smaller cell will have (3) (check one) () less () more surface area relative to its volume. Fill-in-the-Blanks Cells must be very small for materials to move into and out of them fast enough to meet the cell's metabolic needs. Therefore, cells have a (1) (check one) (x) low () high surface area to volume ratio. This means as a cell decreases in size, its volume (2) (check one) (x) decreases () increases proportionately more than its surface area. Consequently, a smaller cell will have (3) (check one) () less (x) more surface area relative to its volume.
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12