If a 100-base pair section of DNA contain 10 adenine bases, how many Guanine bases would there be?

40 guanine bases

Explanation:

A pairs with T;G pairs with C

since there are 10 adenine bases, there must be 10 thymine bases

So, there are a total of  10 +10=20  adenine and thymine bases in total.

That leaves 100 − 20 = 80 remaining bases.

since guanine pairs with cytosine, they are equal in amount

=> 80/2 = 40 guanine bases

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