4. (1 point) If a diploid individual is $1n = 5$ how many chromosomes are in a somatic (non-gamete) cell? 10
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Step 1: A diploid individual has two sets of chromosomes, so if 1n=5, then the diploid number (2n) would be 2*5=10. Show more…
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