Blood has a slightly higher osmotic pressure than the interstitial fluid that surrounds capillaries. What is the effect of this

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Blood has a slightly higher osmotic pressure than the interstitial fluid that surrounds capillaries.
What is the effect of this?

Water will tend to move from the interstitial fluid into the capillaries.
The solution concentration of blood is less than the solution concentration of interstitial fluid.
Water will tend to move from the capillaries into the interstitial fluid.
Capillaries will expand in diameter

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A: water will move through a membrane into a solution of higher

osmotic pressure (the blood) from a solution of lower osmotic pressure.

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