Question

how does cell division help the cell avoid dna overload?
cell division does not help cells to avoid dna overload.
each daughter cell has its own copy of dna and can coordinate all the activities of a smaller cell.
when a cell divides there is much less dna created than in the large cell, increasing the overload.

Explanation:

Cell division results in daughter - cells with their own DNA. This allows them to manage cellular activities more efficiently as smaller cells, thus avoiding DNA overload. The first option is incorrect as cell division does help avoid overload, and the third option is wrong because cell division distributes DNA rather than creating less DNA to increase overload.

Answer:

Each daughter cell has its own copy of DNA and can coordinate all the activities of a smaller cell.