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Q: Why do cells only grow so large before they must divide? To increase efficiency. To...

Q: Why do cells only grow so large before they must divide?

To increase efficiency.

To increase their surface area to volume ratio.

To decrease the time it takes to move materials in and out of the cell.

All of the above
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