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JulijaS [17]
3 years ago
11

FOR THE SECOND TIME-----Ughhh can someone answer this dang biology question I cant!!!!! I will mark you brainliest!!Referring to

the graph, what phases together would account for approximately 25% of the time spent from a cell in the cell cycle?
A) M phase and S phase
B) S phase and M phase
C) G1 phase and M phase
D) G2 phase and M phase

Biology
1 answer:
irina [24]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

D. G2 phase and M phase

Explanation:

<em>If we are looking for what takes up 25% of the graph, that would be the last option. If you look at G1, it takes up about 50%. So</em>, G1 phase and M phase <em>would take up more than that, and we want 25% not 50+. The </em><em>M phase and S phase</em><em> would take up about a third, so no. The </em><em>G2 phase and M phase </em><em>takes up roughly 25% or, it's the closest to this.</em>

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