Question

how does a cell avoid dna overload? the cell creates more dna. the cell stops growing. the cell divides.

Explanation:

As a cell grows, its DNA - to - cytoplasm ratio changes. To maintain proper functioning and avoid DNA overload, the cell divides. This allows each new cell to have an appropriate amount of DNA relative to its size. Creating more DNA would not solve the overload issue as it would further increase the amount of genetic material in the cell. Stopping growth does not address the problem of the existing DNA - to - cell size imbalance.

Answer:

The cell divides.