During which process does a cell divide into two equivalent daughter cells?.

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Ari Braginsky · Answer 1 · 2024-05-28T01:28:46+0000

Answer: Mitosis

Explanation: cells divide to produce two new ones which are exact copies of the original cell. Two daughter cells are produced which are both identical to their parent cell.

During which process does a cell divide into two equivalent daughter cells?.

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