What is the result of cell division?

a. one daughter cell with double the DNA of the parent cell

b. two daughter cells with double the DNA of the parent cell

c. one daughter with half the DNA of the parent cell

d. two parent cells with the same DNA as the parent cell

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Preston Franklin

Biology

23 April, 13:54

What is the result of cell division?

a. one daughter cell with double the DNA of the parent cell

b. two daughter cells with double the DNA of the parent cell

c. one daughter with half the DNA of the parent cell

d. two parent cells with the same DNA as the parent cell

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Ariana Walters · Answer 1

The result of cell division is the process when one parent cell divides into two or more daughter cells so your answer will be B) Two daughter cells with double the DNA of the parent cell.

What is the result of cell division?a. one daughter cell with double the DNA of the parent cellb. two daughter cells with double the DNA of the parent cellc. one daughter with half the DNA of the parent celld. two parent cells with the same DNA as the parent cell

What is the result of cell division?

a. one daughter cell with double the DNA of the parent cell

b. two daughter cells with double the DNA of the parent cell

c. one daughter with half the DNA of the parent cell

d. two parent cells with the same DNA as the parent cell