Question

multiple - choice question the diffusion of water is an example of passive transport because the water molecules move from low to high concentration. the water molecules require atp energy in order to move across the semi - permeable membrane. the water molecules move from high to low concentration.

Explanation:

Passive transport is a type of cellular transport that does not require energy (ATP). In the case of water diffusion (osmosis), water molecules move from an area of high water - concentration to an area of low water - concentration across a semi - permeable membrane. Movement from low to high concentration requires energy and is active transport, and passive transport does not require ATP.

Answer:

the water molecules move from high to low concentration.