Why do cells divide?

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Answer 1

Answer: Hey there!

Cells divide because they are usually limited in size. Since the inside part of a cell grows faster than the outside, they must divide to keep up. Another reason why cells divide is to reproduce and to repair themselves of any damage.

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Answer 2

Answer: Cells divide because to reproduce, grow, and to repair tissues.

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Larger trees growing in an ecosystem is an example of, _____.A. Rapid Change
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It's d. Forrest succession

The answer is D. Forrest succession

This is because the rate at which the trees grew is not given so we can't accurately say it is a rapid change. Human impact couldn't be correct because it never said humans had anything to do with it. Extinction means a large group of living things or a species dies off so that couldn't be correct either. The forest growing large trees is a successful growth of a forest. Therefore, it must be D.

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