Question

Calculate the percentage of the cell cycle spent in each stage.
Number of cells in given stage ÷ total number of cells counted × 100 = % of the cell cycle spent in this stage

Create a graph that represents the time spent in each stage of the cell cycle.

Answer 1

I have the numbers here...Interphase 34
Prophase 8
Metaphase 3
Anaphase 2
Telophase 2
Cytokinesis 1

Answer 2

oaky so

Answer 3

just follow the formula

Answer 4

whats the total number of cells counter here?

Answer 5

idk,.... i'm so lost

Answer 6

just add all the numbers

Answer 7

34+8+3+2+21 =

Answer 8

I got
68

Answer 9

oh lol thats a typo

Answer 10

34+8+3+2+2+1 =

Answer 11

look at the numbers they gave u =.=

Answer 12

thats 50 exactly

Answer 13

There's a total of 50 cells. Using the formula, here are the %'s for each phase
Interphase = 68%
Prophase = 16%
Metaphase = 6%
Anaphase = 4%
Telophase = 4%
Cytokinesis = 2%
And that all equals a perfect 100% so easy peasy.

Answer 14

okay now graph that

Answer 15

Thank you both for helping me!

Answer 16

make sure you label your stages in order

Answer 17

You'd probably have to use a pie chart

Answer 18

i dont know much about bio, but iif u know exactly the order these stages go in

Answer 19

you might get a nice looking exponential curve

Answer 20

Can I make a pie chart of it? and how do I do that?

Answer 21

idk usually pie charts are used for percentages so i think she should use that?