Question

1. how are binary fission and mitosis alike? select all that apply. chromosomes separate dna replicates two new cells are formed a nucleus is formed

Explanation:

In binary fission and mitosis, chromosomes separate as genetic material is distributed, DNA replicates before cell - division to ensure each new cell gets a complete set, and two new cells are formed. Binary fission occurs in prokaryotes without a nucleus formation step, while mitosis in eukaryotes has a well - defined nuclear division process but still results in two daughter cells with replicated DNA and separated chromosomes.

Answer:

chromosomes separate
DNA replicates
two new cells are formed