1. an animal cell has a 2% salt concentration. it is placed into a solution with a 0.05% salt concentration. what would happen to the animal cell? a: water will move into the animal cell causing it to shrivel b: water will move into the animal cell causing it to swell and burst c: water will move out of the animal cell causing it to swell and burst d: water will move out of the animal cell causing it to shrivel

water will move out of the animal cell causing it to swell and burst  (Option C)

Explanation:

When a cell is immersed into a salty solution, the osmotic pressure generated by concentration differences of salt, will make the salt come in due to cell self-protection mechanism of the cell and water will come out, eventually the cell can burst .But since the animal cells has a higher concentration of salt and the solution has a lower concentration osmosis will take place and salt will move from higher salt concentration to lower.

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