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How do villi increase the surface area?​

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Answered by rajwalia
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Answer:

The small intestine is folded into villi which has many microvilli. The villi has a finger like structure and the microvilli acts as a hairlike on those fingers. Both of them expand to increase the surface area so more nutrients can be absorbed. They both are made up of a single layer of cells.

Answered by studyqueen6
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Hello,

Villi are finger like projection found in large intestine ...

Villi are irregular in shape like ~~~~~~~~ this but

if they had been straight --------

They would eventually reduce surface so they increase surface area ...

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