I\'m stuck in here. Can someone help with these two questions? Which of these de

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I'm stuck in here. Can someone help with these two questions?

Which of these descriptions correctly describes metaphase II of meiosis? Cell is diploid, chromosomes line up in center Cell is haploid, homologs pair Cell is diploid, homologs pair Cell is haploid, sister chromosomes separate Cell is haploid, chromosomes line up in center the most important thing that occurs during Meiosis II is... separating replicated chromosomes and allocating replicated chromosomes to daughter cells reducing the number of chromosomes per cell by separating homologous chromosomes allocating homologs to different daughter cells to double the number of chromosomes per cell reducing the number of chromosomes per cell by separating sister chromatids

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Question 3:
The answer is cell is haploid and chromosomes line up in center.

Because in Meiosis I Due to chromosome segregation the cell become haploid.

Question 4:
The answer is reducing the number of chromosomes per cell by seperating sister chromatids.

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