Biology, asked by aryandh, 1 year ago

how do substances like carbon dioxide and water move in and out of the cell

Anushka3S40: and water would move by the process of osmosis from higher to lower concentration region

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Answered by Anonymous

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substance like carbon dioxide move out with the process of respiration while water is moved in and out with the process of osmosis

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