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Protoplasm of living cell can survive, if its water contents upto:

Correct answer: C. 70%

  • A. 20%
  • B. 10%
  • C. 70%
  • D. 50%

Explanation

Water is vital for the survival of cells as it facilitates biochemical reactions, aids in transportation within the cell, and helps maintain structural integrity. Most living cells have a water content of approximately 70% to 90%. This range allows cells to function effectively and maintain homeostasis. Option C, with 70% water content, is correct because it falls within this optimal range. Options A and B, with 20% and 10% respectively, are too low and would result in cellular damage. Option D, at 50%, while closer, is still generally insufficient for most cells to maintain their vital functions.

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