3 What happens to osmotic pressure in a cell if it is placed in a hypotonic solution? A Osmotic pressure increases because water enters the cell by osmosis.
B Osmotic pressure decreases because water exits the cell by osmosis.
C Osmotic pressure increases because solutes exit the cell by facilitated diffusion.
D Osmotic pressure decreases because solutes enter the cell by passive transport.
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A

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The water builds up in the cell, so B and D wouldn't make sense, and solutes don't enter the cell

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