[GIVING BRANLIEST] If a DNA strand has 26% cytosine, what percent thymine will each new strand have after replication?

Each new strand would have 24% thymine

Remember the base pairing rules: cytosine with guanine and adenine with thymine, in equal amounts. Since you know that there is 26% cytosine, the amount of guanine is also 26%. 26+26=52, so that means that 52% is cytosine and guanine collectively, which means that the remaining 48% is adenine and thymine. Since these are also equal, you could divide 48% between the two bases to get 24% each.

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Lacia

answer: 4

explanation: 8