a substance that moves across a cell membrane without using the cells energy tends to move?

a.) away from the area of equilibrium

b.) away from the area where it is less concentrated.

c.) away from the area where it is more concentrated

d.) toward the area where it is more concentrated

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Kirby

Biology

12 January, 06:46

a substance that moves across a cell membrane without using the cells energy tends to move?

a.) away from the area of equilibrium

b.) away from the area where it is less concentrated.

c.) away from the area where it is more concentrated

d.) toward the area where it is more concentrated

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Shyann Rowe · Answer 1

a substance that moves across a cell membrane without using the cells energy tends to move away from an area where it is extra concentrated.

Bailey Francis · Answer 2

C because this is passive transport and not using any energy. Passive transport is where a substance is moved from high concentration to low concentration.

a substance that moves across a cell membrane without using the cells energy tends to move?a.) away from the area of equilibriumb.) away from the area where it is less concentrated.c.) away from the area where it is more concentratedd.) toward the area where it is more concentrated

a substance that moves across a cell membrane without using the cells energy tends to move?

a.) away from the area of equilibrium

b.) away from the area where it is less concentrated.

c.) away from the area where it is more concentrated

d.) toward the area where it is more concentrated