Answer:
If a eukaryotic cell has 6 chromosomes, the end result after meiosis is two daughter cells with 3 chromosomes each.
Step-by-step explanation:
Meiosis is the process of cell division by which sex cells or gametes are formed. It is a mechanism of reductive division, since the chromosomal charge of a eukaryotic cell —diploid— is reduced by half, that is, haploid cells are obtained.
A diploid eukaryotic cell with 3 pairs (6) of chromosomes, after meiosis produces two haploid daughter cells, with 3 chromosomes each.
This process of reductional division, where the gametes are obtained, aims to ensure that when the gametes of each parent join together they form a diploid cell, the zygote.