Why is mitosis important to unicellular organisms? mitosis is the way in which different types of cells are created. mitosis is the way in which new cells are created. mitosis is the way in which two cells come together to form daughter cells. mitosis is the way in which cells become larger in size

The correct answer will be option-Mitosis is the way in which new cells are created

Explanation:

Mitosis is a way or type of cell division used by the organism to produce genetically similar cells called clones.

The process of mitosis produces two daughter cells from a single parent cell each time it divides which is highly involved in the growth and repair system of the organism.

Since the mitosis is a process involved in the production of the new daughter cells from a single parent cell therefore, the selected option is the correct answer.

Mitosis is the way in which new cells are created

Explanation:

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