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Explanation:
Let's describe the phases of mitosis
Interphase is the process before cell division starts. This stage is about 90% of the cell cycle. Letter E.
Prophase: in this phase, chromatin condensates into chromosomes and the nuclear envelope vanishes. Letter B.
Metaphase: the chromosomes align in the equator. Letter F.
Anaphase. the chromosomes separate and move to the cellular poles. Letter C.
Telophase. The chromosomes are covered by a new nuclear membrane. Letter D.
Cytokinesis. is the process when the two new cells are formed. Letter A.
