Which of the following affect the internal osmotic pressure of a system, such as a cell?...

Which of the following affect the internal osmotic pressure of a system, such as a cell?

Group of answer choices

Osmotic pressure increases with a decrease in volume and increases with an increase in concentration.

Osmotic pressure is independent of volume changes.

Osmotic pressure increases with a decrease in volume and decreases with an increase in concentration.

Osmotic pressure decreases with a decrease in volume and decreases with an increase in concentration.

Osmotic pressure decreases with a decrease in volume and increases with an increase in concentration.

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Expert Solution

Osmotic pressure increases with decrease in volume and increases with increase in concentration.

As osmotic pressure is directly proportional to concentration

queen_honey_blossom answered 2 years ago

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