Question

The rate at which a parent atom creates daughter atoms is always _____. unstable and changing constant and unique unstable and rare never found in nature

Answer 1

The rate at which a parent atom creates daughter atoms is always constant and unique. The process of cell division is a unique occurrence that happens with eukaryotic cells. These parent atoms go through the different phases at a constant phase, but when interruptions in the divisions happen, mutations and abnormality in the cell will take place.