Discussion
State whether the following is true or false.
The last doubling of a tumour adds as much mass as all previous doublings combined.
Answer: A
Each doubling adds as much as everything that came before it, which is a property of exponential growth. This is why a tumour can seem to appear suddenly after growing unnoticed for years. The early doublings involve numbers of cells far too small to detect.
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