PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN THERE MITOSIS QUESTIONS 3. In prokaryotes (simple, single-celled life), the genetic material is not contained within a separate organelle (nucleus). Prokaryotes also have none of the other apparatus eukaryotes (cells with a nucleus) have to separate the duplicated DNA. They have just one chromosome. How might such a cell duplicate so that the two copies of DNA appear in separate daughter cells?
A) Rely on random positions of the chromosomes.
B) Attach DNA to the cell membrane and split between attachment points.
C) Chromosomes push off from each other during splitting.

4. Eukaryotes (cells with a nucleus) also have other organelles like mitochondria
(energy-producing organelle) and chloroplasts (in plants only) that contain DNA.
Guess how their DNA would be passed on to daughter cells during mitosis?
A) Their DNA is put into play along with nuclear DNA during mitosis.
B) Enough mitochondria exist to be certain that some will be both resultant cells.
C) The cell forces mitochondria to both ends before division.