If the radius of one cell were twice as large as the radius of another cell, how much higher or lower would its surface-area-to-volume ratio be?
A. 2 times higher
B. 2 times lower
C. Half (lower)
D. 10 times higher
Answer:C
If the radius of one cell were twice as large as the radius of another cell, how much higher or lower would its surface-area-to-volume ratio be?
A. 2 times higher B. 2 times lower C. Half (lower) D. 10 times higher