Question

what do the kinetochore fibers do during mitosis? create energy for the cell attach to chromatids duplicate dna replicate organelles

Explanation:

Kinetochore fibers are part of the mitotic spindle. They attach to the kinetochores on sister - chromatids to help in their movement and separation during mitosis. Creating energy is mainly the function of mitochondria, DNA duplication occurs before mitosis in the S - phase, and organelle replication also happens in interphase.

Answer:

attach to chromatids