When injected into a cell where its concentration is eight times higher inside compared to outside, Substance X will move out of the cell into the outside environment.
Substance X moving into a cell by facilitated diffusion means it moves from an area of low concentration to high concentration with the help of transport proteins. When injected such that its concentration inside is eight times higher than outside, Substance X will move out of the cell into the outside environment. This occurs because the concentration gradient now favors movement out of the cell.
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