When a single cell undergoes mitosis, what is the result? A. Four nonidentical cells are formed. B. Two nonidentical cells are formed. C. Two identical cells are formed. D. Four identical cells are formed.

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When a single cell undergoes mitosis, what is the result?

A.
Four nonidentical cells are formed.
B.
Two nonidentical cells are formed.
C.
Two identical cells are formed.
D.
Four identical cells are formed.

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C. two identical cells are formed

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Answer:c. Two identical cells are formed

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Pugzly answered Mar 30, 2021

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