Question

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

Explanation:

As a cell grows, its volume increases faster than its surface - area - to - volume ratio. To avoid DNA overload (where the DNA cannot meet the demands of a large cell), the cell divides. Creating more DNA would not solve the overload issue and stopping growth is not the main way to avoid DNA overload.

Answer:

The cell divides.