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decreasing cell size mean increasing cells/cluster and while every cell have BTS (base station) so i can have mix of frequencies with condition that noco-channel interference happen unlike if i have large cell size so i 'll hv small cells/cluster.
as example : i hv 3cells/cluster i.e 3 BTs if 1st BTS give frequencies (3,8,6,7)
2nd give (5,4,2,1)
3rd give (11,12,13,20)
so i can use these frequencies no more to avoid interference but if i hv small cell size i can use more frequencies while i actually avoiding the co-channel interference
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∙ 15y agoThe rate of diffusion increases when the SA of a cell increases since the cell is more "exposed" to the surrounding.
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∙ 12y agoI think,the density of cytoplasm in it increases and the organelles come closer to each other.Actually the size of a cell decreases only when it dries up.
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