why do multicellular organisms need to perform mitosis?

a to generate genetic diversity within the population
b to repair damaged tissues and enable growth
c to convert food into energy within cells
d to produce gametes for sexual reproduction

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The correct answer is b) to repair damaged tissues and enable growth.

Mitosis is a type of cell division that results in two genetically identical daughter cells and is essential for growth, tissue repair, and replacement of dead or damaged cells in multicellular organisms.

Option a refers to processes like meiosis, which generates genetic diversity, while c pertains to cellular respiration and energy production, and d refers to meiosis for gamete production, not mitosis.

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