Question

what are the outputs of mitosis that keep genetic information the same in living things? (select the two correct answers.) (1 point) forming four different daughter cells duplicating the dna inside a parent cell producing cells with an equal chromosome count generating special cells for various jobs creating two identical daughter cells making cells with a reduced chromosome count

Explanation:

• Mitosis is a process of cell division.
• First, the DNA inside the parent cell is duplicated (this ensures genetic information is available for the new cells).
• Then, mitosis results in creating two identical daughter cells (so genetic information is the same as the parent cell). Also, the daughter cells have an equal chromosome count as the parent cell (maintaining genetic consistency).
• Forming four different daughter cells is meiosis (not mitosis). Generating special cells for various jobs is more related to cell differentiation. Making cells with a reduced chromosome count is also meiosis.

Answer:

Duplicating the DNA inside a parent cell, Creating two identical daughter cells, Producing cells with an equal chromosome count.