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Amanda [17]2 years ago
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Two, four, eight and sixteen cells are produced from first, second, third and fourth cell division respectively.

<h3>How many cells are produced? </h3>

When the body cell passes through cell division process, it divides into two daughter cells. In the second cell division, two cells divides into four cells. In the third cell division, the four cells divides into eight cells. In the fourth cell division, the eight cells divides and sixteen cells are produced.

So we can conclude that two, four, eight and sixteen cells are produced from first, second, third and fourth cell division respectively.

Learn more about cell division here: brainly.com/question/796780

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