300 mosm/l (a cell) inside a solution of 200 mm nacl and 200 mosm/l urea
1.) what is the osmolarirty of the extracelluar solution?
2.) is the extracellular solution hypertonic/hypotonic/isotonic compared to the cell?
3.) how will water move? into the cell/out of the cell/no movement

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