Question

3 multiple choice 1 point why are cells typically small in size? cells grow large to increase their nutrient intake. larger cells can transport materials more efficiently. a large surface - area - to - volume ratio makes nutrient transport more efficient. cells require less energy when they are larger. clear my selection

Explanation:

Small - sized cells have a large surface - area - to - volume ratio. This allows for more efficient nutrient transport and waste removal across the cell membrane. Larger cells have a lower surface - area - to - volume ratio which can limit their efficiency in these processes.

Answer:

A large surface - area - to - volume ratio makes nutrient transport more efficient.