Interphase is the phase before it starts mitosis in which the cell grows and replicates both it’s DNA and organelles. This phase takes up 78% of the cell’s lifetime = 561.6 minutes
Prophase takes up around 14% of the cell’s life cycle = 102.8 minutes
Metaphase involves 4% of the total mitosis cycle so = 28.8 minutes
Anaphase is the shortest phase of mitosis, taking up only 0.8% of the cycle = 5.2 minutes
Telophase is the final phase of the mitosis cell cycle and lasts around 3% of the total time = 21.6 minutes
You can have error both human error i.e eye balling a measurement to what looks close. and then you have inherent error the error that is already in the equipment i.e a 2 scales one can give a measurement of x when set to zero and if put it on a second scale you could get a measurement of y when set to zero because of calibration gravity etc things you cant control
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Scientists usually use the potassium-argon method to date rocks that are older than about 1 million years. Uranium-238 is also used for radiometric dating. It has a half-life of 4.5 billion years. It decays to produce lead-206.
Because each randomly selected piece of DNA goes into their offspring.
