Cells from a chicken's stomach complete a full cell cycle in about 625 minutes. Cells with cancer require only 450 minutes. What is the significance?

According to the information provided in the question, a
healthy cell from a chicken's stomach completes a full cell cycle in 625 minutes whereas
a cell that has cancer only requires 450 minutes. This shows that cancerous cells would
be able to reproduce at a rate that is faster than the rate at which normal cells can
reproduce. The result is the cancer spreading and affecting a larger portion of the
chicken's stomach.

All cells die after a certain duration
of time. A balance is achieved due to the new cells that are created to replace those
that die. If the rate of creation of new cells is faster than the rate at which they
die, the number of cells grows in number exponentially.