Question

what will need to happen to the nucleus and nucleolus so that we can see whats going on during interphase?
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uncoiled stringy dna is called chromatin

Explanation:

During interphase, the nucleus and nucleolus are not clearly visible under a light microscope in their normal state. Making the nucleus and nucleolus darker through staining techniques (e.g., using dyes that bind to nucleic acids or nuclear proteins) would enhance their visibility. Transparency would not help in visualizing internal processes as light would pass through without contrast. Tripling the size is not a practical or relevant approach for observing what occurs during interphase at a cellular level; it's about contrast and visibility, not physical size increase.

Answer:

make it darker