A scientist is studying a unicellular organism. The organism normally looks like image A. Then the scientist places the cell in two different solutions. In the first solution, the cell changes to look like image B. In the second solution, it changes to look like image C.

Which statement describes the solution and process that would cause a cell to look like the cell labeled B? A.
Too much sugar water moved out of the cell.

B.
Too much water moved into the cell.

C.
Too much saline moved into the cell.

D.
Too much water moved out of the cell.

Question

A scientist is studying a unicellular organism. The organism normally looks like image A. Then the scientist places the cell in two different solutions. In the first solution, the cell changes to look like image B. In the second solution, it changes to look like image C.

 

Which statement describes the solution and process that would cause a cell to look like the cell labeled B? A.
	Too much sugar water moved out of the cell.
	
 
B.
	Too much water moved into the cell.
	
 
C.
	Too much saline moved into the cell.
	
 
D.
	Too much water moved out of the cell.

anonymous · Answer

here is the picture: http://static.k12.com/calms_media/media/925000_925500/925231/1/1f996ba69ada0f34f15ca099f8249cd11e40e110/MHS_LIF_02_14_Q02.jpg

anonymous · Answer

will give a medal to best answer

anonymous · Answer

what do u think it is? there is a process term for what is occuring

pinklion23 · Answer

hey @sunshao1 do you know the answer i have the same answer on my test i will tag you in it i know it is a bit late but still pls help me