Suppose one of your cells has a solute concentration of 10%. If we put it in a glass of sugar water that has a 15% solute concentration, what will happen to the cell as a result of osmosis? A. water will move into the cell B. nothing C. its volume will fluctuate up and down D. water will leave the cell E. sugar will move into the cell

Suppose one of your cells has a solute concentration of 10%. If we put it in a glass of sugar water that has a 15% solute concentration, what will happen to the cell as a result of osmosis? A. water will move into the cell B. nothing C. its volume will fluctuate up and down D. water will leave the cell E. sugar will move into the cell

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