Why do single-celled organisms divide? A.to repair damaged cells B.to transmit genetic material by reproduction C.to reduce the number of chromosomes in the cell D.to increase the number of chromosomes

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Why do single-celled organisms divide?

A.to repair damaged cells

B.to transmit genetic material by reproduction

C.to reduce the number of chromosomes in the cell

D.to increase the number of chromosomes in the cell

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Step-by-step explanation:

Single-celled organisms use cell division as their method of reproduction

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