Which statement best describes the difference in how water and glucose can move across a plasma membrane? Question 3 options: Water enters and leaves by osmosis and glucose enters and leaves by simple diffusion. Both water and glucose enter and leave by active transport. Water enters and leaves by osmosis, while glucose requires facilitated diffusion or active transport.

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Jayvion Farrell

3 February, 05:54

Which statement best describes the difference in how water and glucose can move across a plasma membrane? Question 3 options: Water enters and leaves by osmosis and glucose enters and leaves by simple diffusion. Both water and glucose enter and leave by active transport. Water enters and leaves by osmosis, while glucose requires facilitated diffusion or active transport.

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Gabriela Morton · Answer 1

Water enters and leaves the cell by osmosis depending on the concentrations inside and outside the cell of water and glucose requires facilitated diffusion or active transport