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Step-by-step explanation:

prophase-chromosomes are copied as the DNA replicates, parent cell have four chromosomes (two homologous pairs)

end of prophase- two sister chromatids make up each chromosome, the are joined by centromere

metaphase- spindle fiber is formed, and chromatides attach to it by centromere

anaphase- spjndle fibre shorten and pull the chromatids to opposite ends.

telophase- two new nuclei form at the poles of the cell. each has a copy of each chromosome from parent cell, two new cell separate an d the chromosome unravel as the cell goes back in to interphase.

the nuclear membrane and nucleolus also reappear. they were disappeared in the satge of prophase.

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Step-by-step explanation:

Option d is your answer

chromosome move to the spindle equator and get aligned along Equatorial plane in metaphase

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