(Solved): 3. What is turgor pressure in a plant cell? 4. What keeps plant cells from bursting when placed in ...

3. What is turgor pressure in a plant cell? 4. What keeps plant cells from bursting when placed in a hypotonic solution? 5. What happens to plant cels placed in a hypertoric solution? Visualixing changes in solute concentrations: Graphing the data Varfables that change continuously can be visually represented in line graphs. An clectrocardiot blood pressure as the heart beats, or blood insulin levels during a glucose tolerance test, a common examples. Solute concentrations across membranes also change continuously over tin to osmosis and other factors, so line graphs are useful ways to visualize the changes. Channa in ado mass nver time 6. What are the dependent and independent variables for this experiment? Which line represents the hypotonic, isotonic, and hypertonic environments? Explain how this is evident from the graph.