Question

there will be no net movement of carbon dioxide molecules between the inside and outside of the cell. there will be a net movement of carbon dioxide molecules into the cell. there will be a net movement of carbon dioxide molecules out of the cell. inside outside inside outside inside outside co co co cell membrane cell membrane cell membrane

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the first case

When there is no net movement of carbon dioxide molecules between the inside and outside of the cell, it means the concentration of carbon dioxide is the same inside and outside the cell.

Step2: Analyze the second case

When there is a net movement of carbon dioxide molecules into the cell, it means the concentration of carbon dioxide is higher outside the cell than inside.

Step3: Analyze the third case

When there is a net movement of carbon dioxide molecules out of the cell, it means the concentration of carbon dioxide is higher inside the cell than outside.

Answer:

The first statement (no net movement) corresponds to equal concentration inside and outside. The second statement (net movement into the cell) corresponds to higher concentration outside. The third statement (net movement out of the cell) corresponds to higher concentration inside.