1. Using the figure below of a cell in an aqueous solution, draw an arrow that represents the netdirection of the movement of water molecules across the plasma membrane, into the cell or outof the cell?Cell ExteriorCell InteriorPlasma Membrane= Solute Molecules (the number of green dotsrepresents relative concentration of solutemolecules inside and outside the cell.)2. Is the cell in question 1 above in a hypertonic, hypotonic, or isotonic solution?

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