Hi,
@AriHoresh
the answer is B), how do we find the number of haploid chromosomes?
shouldn’t it be 0 since the cell is still diploid?
i would have answered C because we have a centromere so its one chromosome so its we have a pair of haploids so that means we have 6 unless they mean here the type of chromosome and then it could have been 3
you can see in the image that when they say haploid they mean when its not connected via a centromere
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hey
you can find haploid number knowing diploid=2n and haploid = n this phase is prophase one, meaning the cell is in its diploid form which is 6 chromosomes you can find haploid number like this…
2n=6
n=6/2
n=3