Question

what happens to normal cells when rapidly dividing cells invade their space? necrosis suffocation tumor formation metastasis

Explanation:

When rapidly - dividing cells (such as cancer cells) invade the space of normal cells, necrosis (premature death of cells due to injury or stress) can occur. Tumor formation is related to the growth of these abnormal cells themselves, not directly what happens to normal cells in terms of the described invasion effect. Suffocation is a more general term not specifically tied to this cellular - level invasion outcome. Metastasis is about the spread of cancer cells to other parts of the body, not the immediate effect on normal cells in the invaded space.

Answer:

necrosis