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1. The solution that has 7% sucrose is hypertonic to the cell containing a 3% sucrose solution. That means the solution containing 7% sucrose is of higher concentration than the solution of 3% sucrose present inside the cell. Cell membrane is semipermeable, therefore water can pass through it, but sucrose cannot. The water molecule present in the cell will penetrate the cell membrane and come out of the cell and mix with the solution present in the beaker (