Question

A Hypertonic solution outside of the cell has how much solute compared to the solution inside of a cell?
A. no solute
B. less solute
C. more solute
D. The same amount of solute

Answer 1

ok this is how it going to work we will go down the list A to D ok

Answer 2

to solve this

Answer 3

okay.. (-: @micahm

Answer 4

what is the name of the class your working in and the name of the lesson

Answer 5

Biology & Vesicles & Lysosomes

Answer 6

We can take A out the the picture at this moment so we have left B,C,D

Answer 7

Do you Know what Hypertonic solution is

Answer 8

higher concentration of solutes on the outside..

Answer 9

no in the inside wouldn;t it be less?

Answer 10

so wouldn't it be less*

Answer 11

A hypertonic solution is a particular type of solution that has a greater concentration of solutes on the outside of a cell when compared with the inside of a cell. ... contain too much solutes such as salt, hence becoming hypertonic solutions,

Answer 12

so would the answer be B then..? since the outside has a greater concentration of solutes?

Answer 13

Before you choose look at chooses once more to double check does D fit Does C fit if not then B is it then

Answer 14

well D says same amount.. but the definition says that the outside has a greater concentration of solutes.. so not D. Then C says the inside of the cell has MORE which is not true because again, the Definition says the outside has a greater concentration.. so I think I will be going with the B. (-:

Answer 15

oh wait... I has to re-read the question....

Answer 16

It's C because it is asking for the OUTSIDE not the inside.. thank you for redirecting me and asking me to go over my answers again!!! Life-saver..

Answer 17

any time