Why are the events of mitosis so important to the cell? A. To ensure that each d

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Why are the events of mitosis so important to the cell? A. To ensure that each daughter cell inherit the correct type and number of chromosomes B. To ensure that DNA is not damaged before replication C. To ensure that there is time for the dividing cell to grow so that each of the daughter cells is of sufficient size D. To ensure that all of the DNA is replicated before cell division Why are the events of mitosis so important to the cell? A. To ensure that each daughter cell inherit the correct type and number of chromosomes B. To ensure that DNA is not damaged before replication C. To ensure that there is time for the dividing cell to grow so that each of the daughter cells is of sufficient size D. To ensure that all of the DNA is replicated before cell division A. To ensure that each daughter cell inherit the correct type and number of chromosomes B. To ensure that DNA is not damaged before replication C. To ensure that there is time for the dividing cell to grow so that each of the daughter cells is of sufficient size D. To ensure that all of the DNA is replicated before cell division

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Answer: Option A is correct.

Explanation:

Mitosis produces two identical daughter cells. It is also known as equational division.

It is required for growth and repair. The sequential events that occur during mitosis ensure that each daughter cells acquires the same number of chromosomes as that of the parent cell.

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