TONICITY DRAG THE WORDS INTO THE BLANK SPACES BELOW TO ACCURATELYCOMPLETE THE PARAGRAPHHypotonicOsmosiswaterSwellCell wallanimal cellplant cellFacilitatedStay the sameHypertonicDiffusionIsotonicShrinkALet's put both cells into Solution B. Because Solution B is hypertonic to the cytoplasms of the cells, wewould expect water tothe cells through the process ofThis would result in thecytoplasm of both cells shrinking. Now we'll put both the plant and the animal cell into Solution C, which,because it contains no solutes at all, isto the cytoplasm of both cells.willenter both cells through osmosis. The animal cell is likely tounfortunately. The plant cell,however, is protected from this because of the presence of itswhich is lacking in theanimal cell.

Osmosis is a process of diffusion, where there is a movement of molecules from a region of high…

Answered: Let's put both cells into Solution B.…

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