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) 1/2 lower
B) 2 times lower
C) 10 times higher
D) 2 times higher

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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) 1/2 lower 
B) 2 times lower 
C) 10 times higher 
D) 2 times higher

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The Answer of 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) 1/2 lower 
B) 2 times lower 
C) 10 times higher 
D) 2 times higher

If the Radius of One Cell Were Twice as Large