Biology

True.

As a cell’s size increases, its surface area to volume (SA:V) ratio decreases. Here's why:

1.Surface Area (SA) increases with the square of the cell's dimensions (e.g., if the cell's length doubles, the surface area quadruples).

2.Volume (V) increases with the cube of the cell's dimensions (e.g., if the cell's length doubles, the volume increases eight times).

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