Red blood cells diffuse gas in and out of the bloodstream. Find the surface to volume ratio for a red blood cell using the infor
mation in the table. Assume the cell is cubed shape for simplicity.
Formulas:
Surface area = 6(s^2)
Volume=lwh
Ratio=SA/V
Formulas:
Surface area = 6(s^2)
Volume=lwh
Ratio=SA/V
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